For anyone with more than one team
Can one driver make both games? Your calendar checks whether two games overlap. TwoGames+ checks whether one driver can make both: the drive between fields, rinks and courts, how early each game needs you there, and when to leave home.
Also on Android. On an iPhone or a computer, use it in your web browser.
Free to start. Every plan checks every day.
The real check, simplified: 25 minutes early for a soccer game, 15 to pack up, 15 early for a baseball practice, and the drive between.
The difference
No overlap. Looks fine.
ConflictShort by 2 minutes. No overtime, no shootout.
How it works
Take a screenshot or a photo of the league's schedule, use the PDF they sent, or paste your team's calendar link. An AI model reads a picture or a PDF, and you check every row before anything is saved.
Yes, a photo of the printout taped to the rink door works too.
A baseball game wants you there 25 minutes early; flag football, 25. Every sport starts with sensible numbers, and you can change them for a league or a single event.
And hockey, 25: skates don't lace themselves.
Each day reads Fits, Tight or Conflict, with the time to leave home and the drive between venues.
Skip something, or hand it to another driver. A day only counts as resolved when the check agrees.
Sub in Grandpa. He's been waiting at the scorer's table since August.
What it does
Between your own rinks, fields and courts, and from home, for the hour you'll be driving. Where the map has no answer, estimated from the distance.
On a day you drive, check the road before you leave. How many checks each drive gets depends on your plan.
Invite the other drivers in your household, like a partner or a grandparent. Everyone sees the same season, and who's driving to what.
Weekly practices, one-day events and whole tournament weekends, beside every imported game.
A picture or PDF of a schedule, read by an AI model, then checked by you, row by row. We don't keep the picture.
If your team's app gives you a calendar link, paste it, and check each event before it's saved. On Starter and Captain, keep the link, and TwoGames+ checks it again and tells you what changed.
In our Android app, your phone tells you when it's time to go, even with the app closed. We don't keep them, and nothing about them is sent anywhere.
Turn on location on your phone and today's plan follows along. Nobody else in your household sees where you are, and we don't keep it.
Your data
A schedule says where you, or your kids, will be and when. The privacy notice says exactly what the code does with it, and these are its own words.
This website sets no cookies and loads nothing from anyone else.
We don't sell it, show ads, use advertising or tracking tools, or use it to train AI models.
We don't sell or rent your data, share it with advertisers, or use it for anything but running TwoGames+.
A picture of a schedule you import is read once by an AI model running on Microsoft Azure. We don't keep the picture, and it isn't used to train AI models.
Nobody else in your household sees where you are, and we don't keep it.
Your household's Owner can delete it, and everything in it, at any time from the Household page, apart from a short record of each plan bought for it, kept to show what was agreed.
Plans
Every plan checks every day. Plans differ in how many players, teams and people, how many schedules we read for you, and how often traffic is checked.
$34.99 a year for Starter and $69.99 for Captain, for yearly plans started by November 29, 2026, 11:59 PM Eastern. From November 30, new yearly plans are $49.90 and $99.90: two months free compared with paying monthly. A yearly plan started at the launch price renews at that same price for as long as it stays yearly on the same plan. Monthly prices don't change.
Free, with no card needed.
Every day checked, like every plan.
Start freeMore players, teams and schedule reads.
Or $34.99 a year through Nov 29.Or $49.90 a year.
Choose StarterMore of everything, and drive times from where you are.
Or $69.99 a year through Nov 29.Or $99.90 a year.
Choose CaptainOnly for a schedule you added from a team's calendar link, while the link is kept on that team.
Prices in US dollars, before sales tax. Compare plans in full
Videos
Two games, one car, and the check that says whether one driver can make both. It plays from this site's own files, and the video loads only when you press play.
Import a club page, check every row, save the season, then key in the practices.
One week, day by day, and what each verdict means.
Give an event to another driver and watch the day check again.
Questions
Adults with more than one team to get to, such as parents and guardians driving their kids, adults who play in a league or two, college athletes with a club team on the side, and coaches planning their own driving. Accounts are for adults, 18 or older; children don't sign up.
Yes, for Android: get TwoGames+ on Google Play. It can remind you when it's time to leave. On an iPhone or a computer, use TwoGames+ in your web browser.
Yes, to plan your own driving: add the team you coach, with yourself on it, alongside your household's other teams. Add the team's players only if you drive them. It doesn't manage a team, and nobody on the team sees your schedule.
Yes. The Rookie plan costs nothing: 1 player and 2 teams, with every day checked. Paid plans add players, teams, schedule reads and live traffic checks, check team calendars for changes, and rank which games come first. Captain also adds people who sign in, and drive times from where you are. Pricing has the rest.
Hockey, soccer, baseball, basketball, football, flag football and lacrosse, each with its own game and practice lengths and how early to arrive. Anything else goes under Other, with numbers you set.
No. It plans the day with estimated drive times. You do the driving, at whatever speed the road, the weather and the law allow, and never with the app in your hand. If a day is Tight, the fix is a different plan, not a faster drive. The terms say more.
An AI model reads it once. We don't keep the picture. We keep the rows you save, and a note that we read it. The privacy notice says who reads it, and where.
Yes. Your household's Owner invites them by email, as an Editor who can change the schedule or a Viewer who sees it. How many people can sign in depends on the plan.