Squadron Team Management — Run Your Crew Like a Team
The full squadron toolkit: shared ghost lines, roster roles, scrim scheduling and a private leaderboard for up to thirty pilots — everything a serious crew needs, none of the spreadsheet hell.
per month · covers the whole roster
Your Squadron, Organised at Last
Squadrons run on shared knowledge — this is where it lives. Ghost lines sync between members, scrim slots book themselves, and the private ladder keeps honest internal pressure on everyone.
Roles handle the admin: captains approve members, tacticians publish lines, analysts export the data. The squadron page becomes the place your crew actually meets.
- Shared ghost-line library with version history
- Scrim calendar with automatic timezone conversion
- Private leaderboard and season archive per squadron
The Toolkit
Ghost Library
Publish your best lines for the crew — squadmates race your ghost instantly, comments included.
Scrim Scheduler
Recurring slots that auto-convert to every member's timezone — no more 'wait, was that AEDT?'
Roles & Ranks
Captain, tactician, analyst, pilot — permissions that match how real teams work.
Squad Stats
Crew-wide telemetry aggregates — see who's carrying which sectors across the season.
Setup in an Evening
From zero to a functioning squadron infrastructure in about an hour.
Create the Squadron
Name, tag, colours — the identity tools take ten minutes and sync everywhere.
Invite the Roster
One link recruits up to 30 pilots; roles assign on acceptance.
Open the Books
First scrim on the calendar, first ghosts in the library — the squadron is operational.
Squadron Plans
All prices in AUD, GST included. Covered by the 14-day refund guarantee.
Up to 30 pilots — the standard squadron kit.
- Full toolkit
- 30 roster seats
- Private leaderboard
Two linked squadrons sharing a scrim calendar — academy + main team.
- 2 squadrons, 60 seats
- Cross-squadron scrims
- Shared analyst access
League-grade infrastructure for multi-team organisations.
- Up to 5 squadrons
- Org-wide statistics
- Priority feature requests
What It Changes
The difference between six pilots sharing a Discord and an actual squadron is about three weeks of shared ghost lines — then the lap times start agreeing.
We went from mates racing each other to a real team with a playbook. Regionals didn't know what hit them.
What Customers Say
The scrim scheduler alone ended our weekly timezone argument. Worth it for that one feature.
Our tactician publishes ghost lines Sunday night and by Thursday the whole crew runs them. It's a system now.
Before You Commit
Put Your Squadron on the Books
One subscription, thirty seats, zero spreadsheets. Tell us your squadron name and we'll set the roster up tonight.