Mobile app developer, registered in England and Wales. It runs both apps itself, from the code to the support inbox.
Squadd
Team management for grassroots football, used by coaches, parents and players. iPhone and Android.
CVS Tracker
For parents and carers managing Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome episodes. iPhone.
Anything about the company itself goes to this address. For help with Squadd or CVS Tracker, use each app’s own site.
Mobile app developer
Winter Labs designs, builds and publishes its own apps: Squadd, for grassroots football teams, and CVS Tracker, for families managing Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome. Neither shows advertising or sells personal data.
01 / Sports
Team management for grassroots football, used by coaches, parents and players. Fixtures, availability, line-ups, live match recording, stats and team chat, in one app that keeps working when the signal drops at the pitch.
iPhone and Android.
02 / Health & Fitness
For parents and carers managing Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome episodes: one-tap episode logging, medicine timers and reminders, summaries to share with doctors, and a night mode for overnight use. It works offline, needs no account for its core features, and keeps its data on the phone unless cloud sync is turned on.
iPhone. CVS Tracker is not a medical device and does not give medical advice.
The company
Winter Labs Ltd was incorporated in England and Wales in September 2026. It is an independent company and runs both apps itself, from the code to the support inbox.
Squadd was built by a grassroots coach, for grassroots coaches in the UK and Ireland. CVS Tracker was built for the parents and carers who need a clear record at three in the morning.