Six leagues, one timeline
Track attended games across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in the same archive.
An MLB Ballpark App Alternative for Your Full History
MLB Ballpark logs a game when you check in live at the stadium. Ticket Timeline rebuilds years of past attendance from spreadsheets, Gmail, and memory—across all six leagues, not just MLB.
For iPhone & Android
Short answer
MLB Ballpark and Ticket Timeline aren't really competing for the same job. MLB Ballpark gets you into the game; Ticket Timeline keeps the record of every game you've ever attended.
- MLB Ballpark's history feature logs a visit when you check in live, at or near the stadium.
- Ticket Timeline logs games retroactively too—no check-in required, even years later.
- MLB Ballpark covers one league. Ticket Timeline covers MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one timeline.
- Ticket Timeline doesn't sell tickets, process entry, or handle food orders—that's not the job it's built for.
The gap check-in leaves behind
MLB Ballpark's "My History" feature builds its record from official check-ins—completed at the stadium, within a couple hours of first pitch. If you didn't open the app that day, or you attended before you ever installed it, that game isn't in your history. Ticket Timeline exists for exactly that gap: import a spreadsheet, recover Gmail confirmations, scan old stubs, or just add a game from memory—no check-in, no time limit.
MLB Ballpark vs. Ticket Timeline
| What you need | MLB Ballpark | Ticket Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Buy tickets and enter the gate | Yes | No—not a ticketing app |
| Order food and drinks in-seat | Yes, in most markets | No |
| Log a game you attended today | Yes, via live check-in | Yes, anytime |
| Log a game from 5 years ago | Not designed for this | Yes—spreadsheet, Gmail, stubs, or memory |
| Track games across NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, WNBA too | No—MLB only | Yes—six leagues, one timeline |
| See dates and final scores from past visits | Yes, for checked-in games | Yes, matched to the real game record |
| Explore players seen and milestones witnessed | Basic game history | Matched from the game record |
MLB Ballpark is the official app for getting into the ballpark. Ticket Timeline is not affiliated with MLB and isn't trying to replace it—it picks up the archive job once you're home.
What you get with Ticket Timeline
Keep using MLB Ballpark on gameday. Use this for the archive.
No check-in required
Import spreadsheets and recover Gmail confirmations for games from any year.
Players, venues, moments
Explore who you've seen, where you've been, and rare moments from your seats.
Not tied to one team's app
A stadium app's history feature lives inside that team's or league's ecosystem. Ticket Timeline is built as your own personal archive first—across every league you follow, not just the one tied to the app you happened to open that day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Ticket Timeline affiliated with MLB or the MLB Ballpark app?
No. Ticket Timeline is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Major League Baseball, MLB Advanced Media, or the MLB Ballpark app. MLB Ballpark is mentioned here only to compare what each app does.
Can I use MLB Ballpark and Ticket Timeline together?
Yes. They do different jobs. MLB Ballpark is built for getting into the game—tickets, entry, food, and in-park offers. Ticket Timeline is built for keeping the archive afterward—including games MLB Ballpark never logged.
Can I log a game I didn't check in for on MLB Ballpark?
Yes. Ticket Timeline doesn't require a live check-in. Add games from spreadsheets, Gmail confirmations, old ticket stubs, photos, or memory—years after the fact if needed.
Does Ticket Timeline cover leagues besides MLB?
Yes. MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one timeline, so your baseball games sit alongside every other sport you attend.
Does Ticket Timeline sell tickets or replace MLB Ballpark for entry?
No. Ticket Timeline does not sell tickets, process stadium entry, or handle in-park food orders. It's an attendance archive, not a ticketing or gameday-operations app.
Is my data private?
Yes. Ticket Timeline is private by default: the app does not show ads, does not operate public profiles or social feeds, and does not sell your personal information for money. See the Privacy Policy for full details.
Keep the Gameday App. Add the Archive.
Bring years of attended games over in one sitting, then explore players, venues, and moments across six leagues.
For iPhone & Android