Game Totals
See your lifetime game count across every league, team, and season in your archive.
Ticket Timeline is a stat tracker for the games you actually attended. Once games are logged, see your totals, home vs. away splits, and how attendance patterns look over seasons and years across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA—not just a count of games you need to import.
For iPhone & Android
Logging games is the job. Attendance stats are the payoff. Once games are in your archive, Ticket Timeline surfaces totals, home vs. away splits, and how your fan habits look over time—across every league you track.
Once games are in your timeline, Ticket Timeline turns your log into meaningful attendance numbers.
See your lifetime game count across every league, team, and season in your archive.
Break down how many games you've caught at home versus on the road for the teams you follow.
See how your attendance habits look across seasons, years, and leagues as your archive grows.
Tracking games you've attended is about getting games into your archive—searching matchups, importing spreadsheets, scanning ticket stubs. Home and away stats are what you get once those games are logged: totals, splits, and patterns that show how you actually show up as a fan. Haven't started logging yet? See how to track games you've attended.
You log games. Ticket Timeline counts them. The splits and patterns follow.
Search the matchup and date, import a spreadsheet, or add it from memory—each game adds to your totals.
Ticket Timeline matches each game to real teams and venues, so home vs. away splits fill in automatically.
Browse totals, splits, and seasonal patterns across every league in your archive.
Once games are logged, Ticket Timeline surfaces total games attended, home vs. away splits for your teams, and how attendance patterns look across seasons and years—all tied to games you were physically at.
No. When you log a matchup and date, Ticket Timeline matches it to real teams and venues, so home vs. away context fills in automatically—you don't need to label each game yourself.
Yes. As your archive grows, Ticket Timeline surfaces totals and patterns over seasons and years, so you can see how your attendance habits change across time and leagues.
Tracking games you've attended is about getting games into your archive—logging, importing, and scanning. Home and away stats are the numbers that result once games are logged: totals, splits, and patterns. Haven't started yet? See how to track games you've attended.
No. Ticket Timeline is a stat tracker for games you personally attended. It does not push live scores—it only surfaces attendance stats from nights you were in the building.
No. Ticket Timeline does not sell tickets. It is a stat tracker for games you've already attended, built to help you explore your attendance history and patterns.
Download Ticket Timeline to turn the games you've attended into a lifetime record with totals, splits, and patterns.
For iPhone & Android