Welcome to RespectPlay
Professional referee and umpire feedback management for sporting associations
Spectator, team manager, or official? Go straight to the app to submit feedback.
Officials Are Walking Away
Across every sport, associations are losing referees and umpires faster than they can recruit them. The cause? Unchecked abuse, zero feedback loops, and no support systems.
Unfiltered Abuse
Officials cop abuse from sidelines, social media, and even formal complaints - with no moderation layer to separate legitimate concerns from personal attacks.
No Structured Feedback
Most associations have no formal way to collect, review, or act on feedback. Complaints go to inboxes, get lost, or are handled inconsistently.
Declining Retention
Without development pathways or recognition, officials feel unsupported and undervalued. Many quit within their first two seasons.
RespectPlay gives associations the tools to fix this
A single platform for structured feedback, AI-powered moderation, and official development - so associations can retain their officials, clubs can voice concerns safely, and everyone benefits from a culture of respect.
Building a Culture of Respect & Constructive Growth
RespectPlay is more than feedback software. We're on a mission to transform sporting culture from the ground up—creating safe, respectful environments where everyone can thrive.
For Everyone
Officials, players, coaches, spectators, and administrators—we believe every voice matters and deserves to be heard with dignity.
Safety First
No room for abuse, intimidation, or violence. Our AI-powered moderation creates safe channels for honest, constructive communication.
Real Accountability
Two-way feedback means clubs, teams, and spectators are accountable too—fostering mutual respect across the entire sporting community.
Continuous Growth
Constructive feedback helps officials develop their skills, associations improve their programs, and communities build stronger sporting cultures.
Together, we're eliminating toxicity and replacing it with respect, understanding, and actionable insights that make sports better for everyone—on and off the field.
Elevate Your Association's Feedback Process
Modern, structured feedback that helps officials grow and associations thrive
AI-Powered Moderation
Automatically filter inappropriate content while preserving constructive feedback
Actionable Insights
Track performance trends and identify development opportunities for officials
Smart Rules Library
Define your sport's rules and get AI-powered guidance on decisions and scenarios
Privacy First
Identity masking and privacy controls protect all participants
Submit Feedback
Team managers and spectators submit structured feedback after games
AI Moderation
Content is automatically reviewed and sanitized for professionalism
Review & Approve
Association admins review and approve feedback before sharing
Develop & Improve
Officials receive constructive feedback and track their progress
Your Sport's Rules, Instantly Accessible
Associations can define their complete rulebook within RespectPlay. Officials, players, and administrators can then ask our AI assistant questions about specific game situations and receive instant, accurate guidance based on your exact rules.
Comprehensive Rules Database: Store all rules, regulations, and interpretations for your sport
Natural Language Queries: Ask questions in plain English about game scenarios and decisions
Context-Aware Responses: Get answers based on your association's specific rules and interpretations
Training & Education: Help officials learn and stay current with rule changes
If a player is fouled while attempting a three-point shot but the ball goes in, how many free throws do they get?
According to Article 15.2.3, if a player is fouled during a successful three-point field goal attempt, the basket counts and they are awarded one (1) free throw.
What if the shot doesn't go in?
If the three-point attempt is unsuccessful, the player is awarded three (3) free throws per Article 15.2.2.
Ready to Improve Your Feedback Process?
Join associations already using RespectPlay to support their officials and elevate their sports programs