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Collecting checks and handing out jerseys shouldn't take more taps than charting a match. Today's release rebuilds the Money & Gear page from the ground up around how coaches actually work: one player walks up, you handle their money and their kit, next player.

New Features

• One workspace instead of two tabs — Dues and Equipment are no longer separate pages of player cards. Your whole roster sits on the left with each player's dues status and gear count at a glance; tap a player and everything about them — payments, registration, kit — opens on the right.
• At-a-glance totals — Four tiles across the top show money collected vs. expected, who still owes, how many items are out, and any pending payment reports. Tap a tile to filter the list to just those players.
• "Covered by club" dues — Some families can't pay, and the club covers them. You can now mark a player's dues as covered (or set a custom amount for partial scholarships) — they show a quiet "Covered" badge instead of glaring red all season, they drop out of the outstanding totals, and their family stops seeing a balance owed on their dashboard.
• Gear day mode — Handing kit to the whole team? Pick the items once (jersey, shorts, whatever), then walk the roster: sizes prefill from what each player got last time, and every tap saves instantly — a dead battery mid-handout loses nothing.
• Collect Gear mode — Season's over? One screen lists only the players who still have club kit. Tap each item as it comes back and watch the "9 of 12 items back" counter climb. Tap again to undo a mistake.
• Faster payment entry — Recording a payment is now two taps from anywhere: pick the player, hit the "Remaining $X" chip (or type an amount), done. Payment history with voiding lives right underneath.

Improvements

• Registration stepped back — Now that online registration handles most sign-ups automatically, the manual toggle moved into the player panel and unregistered players just show a small dot. Money is the page's focus.
• Whole-club numbers got honest — The club dashboard and its CSV export now respect covered and custom dues, so a covered player reads as settled instead of unpaid.
• Built for the sideline — Bigger touch targets throughout, and if a save fails on shaky field wifi, the page tells you plainly instead of pretending it worked.
• Old links still work — Bookmarks to the old Dues and Equipment tabs land on the new page automatically.