Try the MRC app in Demo Mode
Clubs
Anybody can open and install the MRC app without an account and try every screen on a demo match with fictional teams. Nothing is saved, synced, exported or shared.
- On the home page choose "Try the MRC app", or "Install the app" to put it on your phone. No account is needed. The app opens in Demo Mode, with a Demo badge at the top of every screen.
- Tap "Start a demo match", or "Get ready" on one of the example fixtures. The clubs and players are fictional.
- Record as a coach would: the match clock, the tiles, "Likely next", replacements, cards and sin-bin timers, Undo and corrections, the team screen, the review and the match report.
- Anything that needs an account says so when you tap it: saving or syncing a match, confirming it with a club, downloading, printing or sharing the report, Quick Match with your own names, and your club fixtures and match history. Each one explains why and offers to sign in or create an account.
- A demo match is kept only while the app is open. It is deleted when you close the app, tap "End demo", sign in or sign out, or leave the app for more than two hours.
- Recording real matches, with your club fixtures and team sheets, is for adult coaches, clubs and club staff with an active account. While subscriptions are switched off, every active coach and club profile counts. The server checks this on every request, so a demo match can never be saved or sent, whatever the app shows.
- Signed in, but suspended, waiting for payment, or not checked for 14 days? Then a new match is a demo match until the account is confirmed again. A match you are recording is never interrupted, and matches not yet synced stay sealed on the phone.
- Requests the server refuses are counted per hour, without any address, so that our team can see attempts to save or sync without an account.
- Screenshots: no browser lets a website block them. The app blurs its screen in the list of open apps and marks a demo report DEMO, but anything shown on a screen can still be photographed.