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Letterboxd for sports

Scorebug is a sports diary, like Letterboxd for the games you watch. Rate each game out of 5.0, write your take, and keep it in your Vault.

How the diary works

  1. Log the game

    Find a game on The Slate once it is final, or tap "+" to search any team and log from its recent finals. Past games work too: the Time Machine goes back to 2002 where data is available.

  2. Rate it and say why

    Rate it from 1.0 to 5.0 in half-points, and write your take. Record how you watched: on broadcast, at the game, out watching, or at a watch party.

  3. Keep it in your Vault

    Every game you log stays in your Vault with your running average. Sort it by most recent, highest-rated or lowest-rated, filter by league, or search your own notes.

Is Scorebug affiliated with Letterboxd?

No. Scorebug is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Letterboxd. Scorebug is made by Cadenic Studios. The comparison is only there to describe the idea.

What can I log?

Finished games in these leagues: National Hockey League, National Football League, National Basketball Association, Major League Baseball, Formula 1, Indian Premier League, Canadian Football League, NCAA College Football, NCAA Men's College Basketball, English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Major League Soccer, Chinese Super League, Indian Super League, J1 League (Japan).

Are my logs public?

Ratings and written takes are a per-game choice: post one to The Bleachers or keep it to yourself. Photos and ticket stubs are always private and stay in your Vault.

What does it cost?

Free on the web, with Android early access open. The Front Office is an optional membership that lifts the free caps, such as the 25-game Docket. See the pricing page for details.

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