Coed Softball League App
Softball.love is a free app for coed softball leagues and teams. The batting order tool builds the alternating men-women order in seconds, RSVPs tell captains whether they'll have enough women to field a legal lineup, and leagues get a public site with schedule, standings and rules.
Coed lineups without the napkin math#
Coed leagues usually require the batting order to alternate men and women, and many limit how many men can play the field. Getting that right from a list of who showed up is the job captains dread most before a game.
Pick who's playing in Softball.love and the batting order is built with the alternating pattern. Move anyone you like, then set positions inning by inning on a field diagram. The free Quick Lineup tool does the batting order part with no signup, and can even announce each batter.
Knowing you can field a team#
The question isn't just "how many are coming," it's "how many women are coming." Share one RSVP link in the group chat and you'll see each game's In, Maybe and Out answers early enough to call a sub.
Coed leagues#
Commissioners publish their coed rules (batting order, the walk rule, the field split, home run limits) on the league's rules page, where players can also ask questions about them in plain language. Schedules, standings fed by umpire-reported scores, waivers and captain invites are all free.
New to coed? Our guide to coed softball rules covers the batting order, the walk rule and the five-and-five field split.


Common Questions
- Does Softball.love make coed batting orders?
- Yes. Choose who's playing and it builds an alternating order. You can change any spot.
- Is there a free coed lineup tool?
- Yes. Quick Lineup builds a coed batting order for free, with no signup.
- Where can I learn the common coed softball rules?
- Read the Softball.love guide to coed softball rules, which covers the batting order, the walk rule, the field split and home run limits.