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A calm sports companion for the moments that matter. Scores, alerts, and recaps for the teams, countries, series, and tournaments you care about.
On iPhone, scan the code to install. On Android or desktop, open it in any browser. Your sports circle syncs with a code.
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How it works
Tell the app what you care about. Teams, countries, series, tournaments. Only those show up.
Per-follow notifications. Three volume levels. You decide which moments buzz your phone.
Add one game to Watching to keep it in view. On iPhone, it can sit on your Lock Screen too. Tracking, not alerts.
Hide every score and result until you're ready. Push previews stay vague. Reveal one game with a tap.
Built for the moments
NFL Sundays now. Before that, the NBA Playoffs and Summer Soccer 2026. We add sports moment by moment, not all at once.
Follow your team through the season: kickoff and final alerts, live scores on your Lock Screen, the full week-by-week schedule. Quiet by default.
How it works for the NFLSeries context, live scores by quarter, recap cards, and close-game alerts through the 2026 postseason. It wrapped in June.
Country pages, the group tables, the bracket, and kickoff and full-time alerts. It ran June 11 to July 19 across the US, Canada, and Mexico.
The whole point
The app stays quiet until something you follow happens. Then it tells you, once, and gets out of the way.
Why it feels different
No feed. No top stories. No trending tab. No betting widgets, no fantasy ads. The app sits quiet until something you follow happens.
You pick what you follow. You pick what alerts you. The app respects those picks instead of deciding for you.
Turn No-Spoilers on and scores, headlines, and results stay hidden on every screen. Push notification previews stay vague. Reveal one game at a time.
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