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ClubStats
Cricket club history, stats and records in one place
Most cricket platforms focus on fixtures, scoring and the current season. ClubStats preserves the complete club story. It combines current imports with historical spreadsheets, CSVs and legacy records to create player profiles, career statistics, milestones, leaderboards, honours and team records. It works alongside existing competition systems, giving clubs a permanent statistics platform without forcing them to replace the tools already running their season.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Anthony, founder of ClubStats.
I started building ClubStats after seeing how easily decades of cricket history can become fragmented across spreadsheets, PDFs, scorebooks and systems designed primarily for the current season. Clubs put enormous effort into maintaining these records, but they rarely have a permanent and accessible home.
The original idea was simple: create a public platform for player profiles and career statistics. It quickly evolved into a complete platform for historical imports, current-season data, milestones, leaderboards, team performance, honours, club records and sponsor visibility.
One important decision shaped the product: ClubStats would work alongside existing platforms clubs have instead of trying to replace everything clubs already use.
We’re now working with early-adopter clubs to refine the platform around real records and player stats. I’d love to hear how your club currently preserves its history and which records are most at risk of being lost.
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About ClubStats on Product Hunt
“Cricket club history, stats and records in one place”
ClubStats was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #147 on the daily leaderboard. Most cricket platforms focus on fixtures, scoring and the current season. ClubStats preserves the complete club story. It combines current imports with historical spreadsheets, CSVs and legacy records to create player profiles, career statistics, milestones, leaderboards, honours and team records. It works alongside existing competition systems, giving clubs a permanent statistics platform without forcing them to replace the tools already running their season.
ClubStats was featured in Sports (11.4k followers), SaaS (44.1k followers) and Data & Analytics (5.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 64.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Anthony Spiteri
Hi Product Hunt! I’m Anthony, founder of ClubStats.
I started building ClubStats after seeing how easily decades of cricket history can become fragmented across spreadsheets, PDFs, scorebooks and systems designed primarily for the current season. Clubs put enormous effort into maintaining these records, but they rarely have a permanent and accessible home.
The original idea was simple: create a public platform for player profiles and career statistics. It quickly evolved into a complete platform for historical imports, current-season data, milestones, leaderboards, team performance, honours, club records and sponsor visibility.
One important decision shaped the product: ClubStats would work alongside existing platforms clubs have instead of trying to replace everything clubs already use.
We’re now working with early-adopter clubs to refine the platform around real records and player stats. I’d love to hear how your club currently preserves its history and which records are most at risk of being lost.