1. Log the Game
Search the matchup and date, import a spreadsheet, or add it from memory—exact details aren't required.
Ticket Timeline is a stat tracker for the games you actually attended. Log a game and your archive fills in with totals, venues, milestones, and patterns across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA—not a league-wide live-score feed for games you watched from home.
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Most sports apps chase live scores for every team. Ticket Timeline only tracks games you were physically at, then surfaces the stats that matter to you—totals, venues, milestones, and attendance patterns tied to your seat, not a broadcast.
Surface career highs, historic nights, and rare moments that happened while you were in the building.
Track venue progress across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one cross-league record.
See totals, home vs. away splits, and how your attendance patterns look over seasons and years.
Live-score apps and fantasy trackers follow every game happening right now, for every team, whether or not you were there. Ticket Timeline only tracks the games you actually attended—so every stat it surfaces is tied to a night you were physically in the building, not a box score from a broadcast you watched at home.
You log games. Ticket Timeline matches them to real sports context. The stats follow.
Search the matchup and date, import a spreadsheet, or add it from memory—exact details aren't required.
Ticket Timeline matches each game to real box scores and venue data, so stats attach automatically.
Browse milestones, venues, attendance splits, and more across every league in one timeline.
Once you've logged attended games, Ticket Timeline surfaces totals, venues visited, milestones witnessed, home vs. away splits, players seen, and more—each tied to nights you were physically there, not a league-wide feed.
Yes. Ticket Timeline tracks stats across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA in one archive, so a milestone from a baseball game and a venue from a basketball game both live in the same timeline.
No. Ticket Timeline is a stat tracker for games you personally attended. It does not push live scores or track games you watched on TV—it only surfaces stats from nights you were in the building.
Fantasy and league-wide stats apps follow every team and every game. Ticket Timeline only tracks games you actually attended, so the stats it shows are personal—a record of what you witnessed, not what happened league-wide.
No. Stats build as you add games. Start with one matchup or import years of history from a spreadsheet—each logged game adds to your totals, venue count, and milestone record.
No. Ticket Timeline does not sell tickets. It is a stat tracker for games you've already attended, built to help you explore the stats, moments, and milestones you witnessed in person.
Download Ticket Timeline to turn the games you've attended into a lifetime stat tracker archive.
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