Why Jum
Less coordination.
More playing.
Every feature in Jum exists to make recurring sports games easier to organise — from RSVPs and teams to shared expenses and settlement. The goal isn't to add another thing to manage. It's to remove the admin that gets in the way of playing.
Two sides, one app
See it from either side.
Jum isn't trying to replace your group chat — WhatsApp is still where the banter happens. It only takes on the one job a chat log was never built for: being a system of record for who's coming, who's on what team, and who owes what. Here's exactly what that looks like, whichever side of it you're on.
For Organisers & Captains
Running a weekly game is real, unpaid work — usually done by one person who quietly becomes the group's unofficial accountant. See how Jum takes that down to minutes, not an evening every week.
Walk through the Organiser flow →For Players
No awkward bank transfers, no endless chat roll-calls, no wondering if you're actually on the roster. See exactly what showing up looks like on Jum.
Walk through the Player flow →One organiser, any recurring sport
Whether you're running a weekly futsal game, football group, badminton session, pickleball meetup or running community, the organising problem is often the same: know who's coming, organise the activity, track shared costs and settle up afterwards.
Jum gives your group one place to manage the game without turning your chat into a spreadsheet.
Play first. Sort the rest.
That's the standard every feature in Jum is measured against: does this get a group of people onto a pitch, court or track faster and more fairly than a chat thread could — and does it get the money sorted without anyone having to ask twice? If not, it doesn't belong in the app.
Ready to spend less time organising?
See how Jum brings your sports group's events, RSVPs, teams, expenses and payments together in one app.