Sports Schedules Without the Distractions

Get a simple, personalized page with just your teams and the info you want.No ads, no articles, no notifications, no distractions.Just the schedule.

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Today · Saturday, Sep 5
1:00 PM MT12:00 PM PT
14103rd · 8:12
Montana State @ Idaho
ESPN+
7:40 PM MT6:40 PM PT
Astros @ Mariners
ROOT Sports
Tomorrow · Sunday, Sep 6
2:25 PM MT1:25 PM PT
4Chiefs @ Broncos
CBS
2:10 PM MT1:10 PM PT
Astros @ Mariners
ROOT Sports
Mon, Sep 7 · nothing
Tuesday, Sep 8
7:40 PM MT6:40 PM PT
Mariners @ Angels
ROOT Sports

Opens in the browser you already have — nothing to install.

Why this exists

You're planning your day, so you open your sports app to see when your teams play.

Uh oh. Articles. Alerts. Highlights. A trade rumor you just can't resist. Before you know it, your attention is on some random story instead of the one thing you came for.

That's why this exists. Get the information you need, and take back your attention.

What you get

And, more importantly, what you don't.

No distractions.

No ads. No articles. No clickbait. No notifications. No "trending." A page that shows you when your teams play, then gets out of your way.

Only your teams.

Pick your teams across leagues — CFB, NFL, MLB, and more to come. Nothing else ever shows up.

Only the info you want.

Start time in your time zone. Who's playing. What channel. Live score if it's on. Turn off anything you don't care about.

Glanceable.

Day by day, top to bottom. Today is highlighted. Off days say "nothing." You'll know your week in five seconds.

No app.

It's a web page. Nothing to install, nothing to update, nothing pinging you. Add it to your home screen or stick it on the fridge.

Keep me posted

Alex

Hi, I'm Alex.

I made this for myself, and I love it because it cuts through the noise.

Every sports app I've tried has the same annoyances. Why does the MLB app stop showing the start time the moment warmups begin? Why do I have to scroll past six articles to find out when my team plays? Why does checking a schedule turn into twenty minutes of notifications and clickbait?

There's so much noise attached to sports now — ads, clutter, distractions, things designed to steal your attention. This was my last-ditch effort to solve at least part of that problem, because I was about to give up on following sports at all. It helped. I think it will help you too.

Right now I'm turning the page I built for myself into something I can hand to other people. If that sounds like something you want, leave your email below and I'll let you know when it's ready.

— Alex  (Go Broncos)

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Keep me posted.

Leave your email and I'll let you know when it's ready.