League night, coordinated before anyone reaches the lanes.

LaneMate's 3.0.0 release candidate brings captain-led team availability, substitute matching, opt-in calendar signals, and clearer cost responsibility into the connected bowling platform. Store approval and production rollout remain separate release gates.

Adult bowling captain coordinating teammates and an arriving substitute at a bowling center
LaneMate 3.0.0 campaign

Give captains an earlier answer to “who is bowling?”

The update is designed for league seasons and tournament teams, including regular bowlers, substitutes, captains, and the cost decisions they must approve together.

Captain team view

Create a free captain season code, invite the roster, collect weekly availability, and see who has confirmed, declined, or not responded.

Sub Match

Post league or tournament openings, compare opt-in calendar fit, request an available substitute, and keep acceptance visible before the event.

Team-cost clarity

Review the season balance and identify whether the substitute or person being replaced is responsible. The affected bowler or substitute must approve before payment.

Clear value without overpromising attendance.

These release-candidate rules keep the core captain workflow accessible while making calendar, confidence, and payment decisions explicit.

Keep the bowler journey and operating workflow together.

Beyond the release candidate, LaneMate connects the work before, during, and after bowling events—not just a single score or registration screen.

Discover and join

Public pages and member experiences support finding events, reviewing details, and moving into the appropriate registration path.

Run events and leagues

Connected event, league, live-session, scoring, payout, and recording workflows support organizers and participants.

Support the ecosystem

Coach discovery, pro shop workflows, account tools, payments, and support surfaces extend beyond the lane.

See LaneMate's public experience and choose the workflow that fits your role.

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