Pronouns on the roster
Names and pronouns show up where your league actually looks — on schedules, score sheets, and recaps. No digging through settings to be seen.
Alex Kim they/them · #88 · D
Our story
The Proud Line started as friends on a group chat — same night every week, same rink, same inside jokes. We wanted ice time that felt safe, where you could wear what you want, use your pronouns, and not explain yourself.
Generic sports apps treated us like any other rec league. Pronouns were hidden. Identity was optional. So we built The Proud Line — software shaped around how our community actually plays and how we want to be seen.
This isn't hockey with a rainbow sticker slapped on. It's queer first — design choices, defaults, and language chosen because queer players are who we build for first.
“We didn't need another app that tolerated us. We needed one that expected us — on the roster, on the scoresheet, and in the room.”