Frostlete is a rugby club management platform in development, focused on practical workflows for events, permissions, training sessions, player development, and club calendars.
The public product story stays tied to workflows already verified in the current product and repository.
Players can submit or change an RSVP before the deadline, while staff choose when to send a reminder email.
Saturday · 14:301st XV · Saturday fixtureYour RSVP
Players can change their RSVP before the deadline.
Staff can copy a training session or save it as a template and track completion state per item.
Saved session template
Illustrative reusable session
Template source
Training sessions can be copied or saved as templates.
Coaches can review development dashboard fields, filter leaderboards, and open player summaries.
Coach development dashboard
Illustrative dashboard fields
Development overview
Coaches can view active plans, goals due, tests due, average attendance, and player attention signals.
Rugby clubs depend on people who already have enough to do. The product should make their recurring work easier to understand and easier to carry forward.
Frostlete is being built in Amsterdam by Brendan Bennett around the recurring work that club volunteers, administrators, and coaches already manage.
The current product work includes event RSVPs and staff-sent reminder emails, role-based access, reusable training sessions, development dashboards and leaderboards, and calendar feeds.
The standard is straightforward: describe the product as it exists, keep people in control of consequential actions, and improve one useful club workflow at a time.
Brendan Bennett
Founder, Frostlete · Amsterdam
How Frostlete is being built
Each update carries into the next decision without losing the club context around it.
Begin with a recurring task that a club already needs to complete.
Keep staff responsible for reminders, permissions, and other consequential actions.
Tie public copy and product proof to current, reviewable evidence.
Frostlete is pre-launch. The public site should earn trust through specific product evidence rather than promises about customers, outcomes, or scale.
Follow the next stepEarly access is the clearest way to stay close to the product while the verified club workflows continue to develop.
