ploroYou've got a shoebox of ticket stubs.
This is the new one.
Every game you go to, collected — automatically. Check in at the stadium and it's yours forever: the ballpark ticked off your checklist, a badge for the moment you witnessed, and rank among the fans who actually show up.
A checklist of every stadium in American sports.
267 ballparks, arenas, and stadiums across six leagues — and one line under each one waiting for the day you were there. Check in at the gate and it fills itself in, GPS-verified, with the date and the matchup.
- A progress bar per league — all six, every stadium in each
- Check-ins are verified by location — you have to actually be there
- Your visited count and the games behind it live on your profile
Badges for the things you can say you saw.
A grand slam. A walk-off. The night the streak ended. ploro reads the real box score after every game and hands badges to the fans who were actually in the building — not the ones who watched the highlight.
- Witness badges awarded automatically from real game data
- Milestone badges for stadiums visited, streaks, and travel
- Tiered from bronze to platinum — the rare ones stay rare
Finally, a way to settle who the real fan is.
Every check-in earns Rank Points — more for away games, more for travel, more for streaks. Your RP is public, your ledger is open, and the leaderboard among your friends is the only argument that ends with a number.
- Earn RP for every game you attend — the further you travel, the more it counts
- A transparent ledger any friend can open and audit
- Leaderboards among your friends, your city, and your team
- Spend what you earn on rewards from partner venues
Are you good luck — or does your team lose every time you show up?
Every check-in is matched to the real game and settled the moment it goes final, so your personal record follows you around. Some fans discover they're a good-luck charm. Others find out, with evidence, that they should probably watch from home.
- Your win rate at games you actually attended, right on your profile
- Settled automatically from the real box score — nothing to log
- Every game keeps its own page — recap, box score, scoring plays, your photos
The rarer what you saw, the more it pays.
Witness badges carry the biggest Rank Point awards in the app. Most fans never earn them. That's the point.
Walk through the gate and the app changes.
Check in and ploro turns into a guide to the building you're standing in — when it was built, who it holds, the moments that happened on that field, and every number the club retired.
- Unlocks automatically when your check-in is verified
- Memorable moments and retired numbers for all 267 venues
- Trivia on the two teams playing, plus quests around the concourse
Plan the trip. Find the fans going with you.
Tell ploro your team and a window — or just a city and the dates you'll be there — and it builds real itineraries from the actual schedule. Three taps, start to finish.
There's XP in the bar down the street, too.
Explore maps every stadium around you plus the partner bars and restaurants where fans gather. Check in at a partner spot and you earn on nights there isn't a game — and the Trip Builder sits right at the top when you're ready to go further.
- A live map of stadiums and partner venues near you
- Quests at partner locations that pay out XP for showing up
- Rival fanbases compete to claim the same bars week to week
A feed where everyone posting was actually at the game.
Sports social media is strangers arguing about teams they watch on TV. ploro is the section you were sitting in. Post your moment, meet the fan two seats over, and keep the group chat going all season.
Game-day feed
Photos and moments from the people in the stands, plus the day’s headlines from around your leagues.
Meet fans for real
Scan a code to connect with someone you actually met — the app confirms you were in the same place.
Crews
Private group chats for your people — your section, your road-trip group, your league rivals.
Stadium Mode
Walk in and the app changes: trivia on the teams playing, quests around the concourse, the building’s history.
What's the point of going to the game if you don't remember it?
A stub proves you were there. It can't tell you what happened. So every game you check into keeps its own page — open one from three seasons ago and it's all still sitting there.
- The written recap of that night — the actual story of the game
- The line score inning by inning, and every scoring play as it happened
- The full box score, down to what each player did
- The photos you took from your seat, attached to the game itself
Red Sox at Mets, July 12 2026 — two runs in the ninth, one in the tenth, and a streak the club hadn't managed since 1977. The stub from that night would just say “Citi Field.”
Ten years from now the box in your closet will still be a pile of paper. Your collection will still know exactly what you saw.
The stubs in the shoebox already faded. Start the collection that won't.
ploro is coming to iOS and Android. Every game from launch day forward is one you'll still have.
Tell me when it launches