Deetryx
Deetryx is a platform for sports teams, clubs, academies and venue operators. Founded by Roman Vlasov, the project brings together three areas that often run on separate calendars and spreadsheets: the team’s sporting programme, the day-to-day management of the club, and the work of building and operating its facilities.
A fixture illustrates how those areas overlap. The coach selects a squad and plans the week. The club schedules staff and tracks costs. The venue team reserves space, prepares the pitch and checks that everything is ready. Deetryx is designed to keep those plans tied to the same event while giving each group the information it needs.
Team planning and academy operations
The sporting side covers rosters, training sessions, fixtures and staff coordination. A coach can start with the weekly calendar, see which groups are due to train and spot clashes before committing to a schedule. Attendance and session notes give staff a record to refer to when planning the next practice or reviewing how a training block went.
Several age groups in an academy may share a pitch, coaches or equipment. Looking at their schedules together helps the coordinator spot double bookings. If the first team changes its plans, the coordinator can see which academy sessions are affected and work out whether to move them to another time or another facility.
Club administration and finances
Club management involves work that rarely appears on the fixture list: assigning responsibilities, coordinating departments, keeping documents current and managing budgets. Deetryx is designed to give that work a place alongside the sporting programme. A manager can connect a task or document to the event it belongs to and see who is responsible for the next step.
Financial planning is easier to interpret when it reflects actual activity. A calendar of home fixtures, academy sessions and bookings gives managers a basis for discussing staffing, facility use and expenditure. If the club adds a match, the sporting team can plan for it while the administration reviews the extra costs and the venue team checks whether it can accommodate the event.
Stadium Hub
Stadium Hub brings the venue into the same planning process. It covers design, construction, renovation, handover and day-to-day operation. During a building project, the focus is on milestones, dependencies and the order in which work needs to happen. After opening, the focus moves to maintenance, work orders, space availability and preparation for events.
A venue operator can plan those activities around the sporting calendar. A pitch may need time to recover after a match, while technicians need a window to work on lighting or equipment. Seeing both demands together helps staff decide when the facility can be used and when it needs to be taken out of service. The same approach applies to training grounds and other shared facilities.
What happens when a training session moves
Suppose heavy rain makes the original pitch unavailable and the coach moves the session to a second venue. The academy coordinator checks for a booking conflict. Players need the revised time and location, and the venue team needs to know when to prepare the replacement space. In the workflow Deetryx is designed around, the session keeps its participants, notes and tasks when its location changes. The grounds team can assign the preparation work and record what remains open after the session.
That record is also useful after the event. If someone asks why the pitch was changed or whether the preparation was completed, staff can return to the session and follow the decisions and tasks associated with it.
The idea behind the project
Roman Vlasov’s background in software engineering, architecture, construction and project management informs the way Deetryx treats facilities as part of the sporting operation. A venue is planned and built for people who will use it on a schedule. The project applies that idea to the daily work of coaches, club managers and venue staff.
Explore the platform and request a demo on the official Deetryx website.