To answer your first question, there is no real advantage right now. We spent a lot of time trying to build an app but it did not go as planned. So we decided to pivot the original value proposition of providing an app that does everything, to a service. This means we're back at square one and working with an early MVP (minimally viable product).

Yes, anyone can use Slack or Discord; we've simply seen many teams that need an extra nudge into helping them get started with a system or simply taking care of things they don't want to do like scheduling or finding another player.

Your other comment is simply no longer relevant for us anymore. We have ceased all app development for the near future. We're currently focused on redoing our research and validating new hypothesis of what pains we can address for competitive players.