For fans who travel for the match
Your football life is bigger than 90 minutes.
MatchJourney is where you track every match you've lived, plan the trips around them, and relive it all with the friends who were there.
MatchJourney is where you track every match you've lived, plan the trips around them, and relive it all with the friends who were there.
Tracking apps don't plan trips. Planning apps don't remember your history. Nothing brings the whole football journey — before, during, and after the match — together in one place, with the people who were there with you.
Results in one app, tickets in your inbox, photos scattered across group chats. Nothing ties your football life together.
Multi-match trips — flights, hotels, who's coming, which grounds — end up held together with notes apps and guesswork.
You went with friends. You should be able to see what you shared — the matches, the stadiums, the teams — not just your own log.
Every match you've seen live, automatically enriched with the result, lineups, and stats — no manual data entry. Your personal football history, always up to date.
Groundhopping is a different trip than an away day. Journey Mode plans complete multi-match adventures — routes between cities, flights, hotels, and who's coming — the differentiating feature that sets MatchJourney apart from apps that only track.
Lineups, events, and stats for every fixture you've logged — not a summary, the real detail. Built for fans who remember who scored, not just the final score.
MatchJourney is for passionate fans who travel to see matches live — especially groundhoppers who actively seek out new stadiums and experiences. The more matches you see, the more value the app gives back.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Cancel any time.
Free to download. Free to start.
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You didn't watch it alone. Your app shouldn't act like you did.
Chat and share photos with the fans who were at the same match. Compare your football life with friends: the matches you've been to together, the stadiums you've stood in side by side, the teams you've watched together — and the very first match that started it all.