For parents
Need a carpool for practice? Start with your team.
Carpool Team works team-by-team: an organizer sets it up once, then every family gets a ranked list of the easiest rides to ask for. That means joining starts with an invite from your team — and getting one is usually a single message away.
Already have an invite?
If someone on your team shared a link and code, you're one minute from done.
No invite yet? Send this to your organizer.
Your team manager, coach, or team parent can set the whole thing up in about five minutes — it's free, with no app to install. Copy this into your team chat or a text:
Hey! I found a free site that could help our team with rides — parents see which teammates are easiest to ask, ranked by the extra minutes a pickup adds (no addresses shown to anyone). Setup takes about 5 minutes: https://carpoolteam.com
Are you the organizer? Even better — create your free team right now.
What your family gets once the team is on it
An answer, not a plea
Instead of “can anyone take Tyler?” into a silent group chat, you see exactly which family's drive passes near you — for that specific field, rink, or pool.
Minutes, never addresses
Your home stays private. Teammates see your name and the extra minutes a pickup adds to their drive — nothing else.
Both directions covered
Rides match on the way there and the way home, so a split schedule — drop-off by one family, pickup by another — is easy to arrange.
Texts, like always
Tap a name and your texting app opens with a ready message. The carpool stays between parents, the normal way.
How Carpool Team helps
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Set up once
An organizer creates the team and adds the usual practice and game spots. About five minutes, total.
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Share one invite
A private link and code, pasted into the team chat you already use. Parents add their family in a minute.
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Ask the easiest match
Parents pick the destination and see teammates ranked by the minutes a pickup adds — then tap to text.
Home addresses are never shown to anyone — no maps, no lists, nothing to screenshot. Teammates see names and minutes, and every ride is arranged parent-to-parent by text, like always. Free for teams and parents, with no ads and no subscriptions. See exactly how it works or read the FAQ.
See how it fits your team's sport
One shared message is usually all it takes — most organizers have been hoping someone would solve this too.