Orrery Matchday
Every match you go to, kept properly. Pick your club, tick off the fixtures you were at, and the record builds itself: the score, the ground, the lineups, and what your team actually does when you are in the stand.
What it tracks
Choose a club and a season and the real fixture list comes up. Mark a match I was there, or flag one ahead as want to go and got tickets, or note the one you had to miss. Each match keeps its competition, date, score, ground, both lineups and the timeline of goals and cards, and anything the fixture list does not have you can add by hand.
Your own record, not the club's: won, drawn and lost from the seats you sat in, split home and away, with goals for and against and your longest unbeaten and winless runs. Then the season badges, the grounds you have been to on a map, and a calendar of the days you spent at a match.
A look inside
Platforms
- Webpre-launchlaunching this season, link when it opens
- MobilenoneNot scheduled.
Builder's personal notes
I have gone to games for as long as I can remember, and the only record I had of it was a drawer of ticket stubs and an argument every few months about whether I was at a particular match or only watched it. Football keeps immaculate records of itself and none of ours. So this one keeps mine, the matches I was at, what competition, at which ground, and what my own record looks like across them. It is the app I get asked about updates the most from friends and I am very close to finishing it now. The fixture data comes from a pretty complete API, but the seasons and competitions it covers aren't too complete before 2018 (except for national leagues), so I went with a hybrid approach, and you can still manually log matches it does not find.