IMLeagues

IMLeagues, LLC

Contains ads

About this app

IMLeagues Is Changing The World Of Collegiate Recreation!

What We Do For Participants:
IMLeagues makes playing intramurals, fitness, and club sports much more fun for participants by giving them access to a vast array of interactive features, essentially turning each participant into a fantasy player with lifetime stats, trophies, and achievements!

What We Do For Administrators:
Used by over 95% of collegiate intramural sports programs (and now fitness and club sports programs too!), IMLeagues gives recreation department staff the ability to set up sports leagues, schedule games, track players and statistics, run Greek life/group leagues, send mass notifications on cancellations, make changes from any internet connected computer, and more.

Ratings and reviews

Somehow, the devs have created an app that's as close to unusable as possible. The interface is awful, the app crashes semi-frequently, and you're drowned in ads. There are banner ads, pop-up ads, some of which are unskippable, and many ways to trick you into clicking the hyperlink in the ads. Furthermore, universities pay the devs for use of their app, so there is no need for ads to be there in the first place. That is capitalist greed. There is no doubt they are buying their positive reviews.

Too many adds, app pages randomly doesn't load or just crashes, and emails are also full of ads. Also, when registering for a team, it requires you to subscribe to their premium service, even though it is optional. The only way to get around it is to use the browser. That being said, it does a good job at running intramural leagues. It needs work though.

Remove ads from emails, especially before the content the email is about. On that note, if ~1200 schools pay to use your platform, there shouldn't be a $12 premium version, or ads in the first place; I shouldn't have to see 9 ads when I go to sign up for a spot at my school's fitness center, only to see 2-8 more when I receive a confirmation emails.This app, is by far the worst piece of software that I've used, since i first learned how to operate a computer back in the year 2000.

What’s new

Performance Improvements
Squashed Bugs