Who you can be
How it works
Each kind of person appears twice: once in the established league, with a season behind them, and once in the brand-new one, where every screen starts empty. Choose them on Demo accounts with View as.
Being someone is exact. You can do everything that person could do and nothing more — so when the app says you can't do something, it is usually working as intended. Try the same thing as someone with more say and compare.
Other people may be using the same demo person at the same moment as you.
In the established league
Listed under “An established league” — Coteaux & Vallée Pétanque, half-way through its season.
Runs the Coteaux & Vallée Pétanque league: both its leagues, its cups, its clubs and its public website.
Try: The league table and fixtures; the Sanctions and Transfers tabs; the scorecard queue. As the new one, set up a season from scratch.
Helps run the Coteaux league, but only for results: can enter and correct them, can't change how the league is set up.
Try: Compare with the league administrator: what can you open, and what are you stopped from changing?
Runs Saint-Arnac Boules: its members, two teams, its ground and its website. Doesn't play on a team.
Try: Add a player, choose a captain, register players for the league, ask to use another club's ground, publish a news post.
Captains Saint-Arnac A in the Premier Division, half-way through the season.
Try: Submit a lineup, enter or confirm a result, ask to move a fixture, let someone stand in for you.
Vice captain of the same team, Saint-Arnac A, so you can compare the two directly.
Try: Do what the captain does and notice the one thing you can't: give someone else the right to enter results.
Plays for Saint-Arnac A, with half a season of matches behind them.
Try: Your profile and playing record, your availability, the calendar — and notice how much of the app you can't reach.
Plays for Saint-Arnac B and is standing in for its captain, with the right to enter results for a few weeks.
Try: Enter a result as a stand-in. The right runs out three weeks after the demo was last reset, after which this person is an ordinary player.
Has an account but belongs to no club and no team.
Try: What does Leagable offer someone who has just signed up and belongs to nothing?
In the brand-new league
Listed under “A brand-new one” — Pont-du-Jour League, with nothing in it yet. Their labels end in “(new)”.
Runs Pont-du-Jour League, which has one club and a season that hasn't been set up yet.
The same narrow job in Pont-du-Jour, where there is nothing to enter yet.
Runs Les Cigales, a club just starting out with one team and no website yet.
Captains Cigales A, which has no fixtures yet.
Vice captain of Cigales A.
In the Cigales A squad, before a ball has been thrown.
Standing in for the Cigales A captain.
A brand-new account with nothing at all — the very first thing a newcomer sees.
Good pairs to compare
Captain and vice captain — same team, one difference. League administrator and results clerk — same league, very different powers. Player and club administrator — the same club from the bottom and the top. Any role and its “(new)” twin — the same screens, full and empty.