Get GameCard on Android.
The Android app is in beta on Google Play. Three quick steps and it's on your phone. You'll need the Google account you already use on that phone.
Three steps, about a minute.
Join the group
Tap below, sign in with the same Google account that's on your Android phone, then tap Join group at the top of the page. The group itself will look empty, and that's fine. If the accounts don't match, Google Play won't let you in at the next step.
Become a tester
Come back here and tap below. On the Google Play page, tap Become a tester. This is the step people skip, and then the app won't install. Joining the group on its own isn't enough.
Install it and open it
That same page gives you a download link once you're a tester. Install GameCard, open it, and add your team. Opening the app actually matters: Google only counts testers who use it.
Don't want to wait?
GameCard runs in any phone browser today. Same lineups, same schedule, same parent chat, nothing to install. Start now and the Android app will pick up right where you left off.
If something doesn't work.
If Google Play tells you the app isn't available, wait five minutes and try the link again. It can take a few minutes for your group membership to catch up.
Still stuck? Email support@gamecardapp.com and tell us which step you're on. We'll get you in.