I wanted live scores, the news behind them, and the standings from 1962 in one app, without anybody trying to sell me a parlay. So I built it, and set it like a newspaper.
Nine sports are in here: baseball, pro football, basketball, hockey, soccer, tennis, motor racing, college football, and college basketball. It's an independent fan app made by one person. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any league, team, governing body, or publisher.
THE FRONT PAGE
My Scores puts each favorite's last and next game at the top, and All Scores has every sport for yesterday, today, and tomorrow. This Date digs up games played on this day in past seasons, mostly so I can remember my teams were good once.
THE SPORTS
• Soccer: the top club leagues of six countries, the domestic cups, Europe's top club competitions, and the 2026 international tournament as an archive.
• Tennis: live matches and draws from the men's and women's tours, plus singles rankings.
• Motor racing: every session of every race weekend, plus both championships.
• College: football and basketball every week, plus last season's bracket.
THE SCOREBOARD
• Live scores, with TV and streaming listings where they exist.
• Game pages with the box score, scoring summary, team stats, and the league's official highlight video.
• Baseball has the live at-bat: pitcher, batter, count, last pitch, and who's due up.
• Football has down and distance. Hockey has power plays and three stars.
• Pre-game pages for every sport, plus satellite maps of venues.
• Standings, playoff brackets, and wild card races… I still assume the tiebreaker is salary.
• Stat leaders, player pages with game logs, hot streaks, and career numbers, and team pages with schedule, roster, and history.
THE WIRE
News from hundreds of feeds, from national outlets down to the papers that cover one team. Top stories rise on news value and on how many outlets pick them up. Transactions and injuries get their own columns. My Wire sticks to the teams, drivers, and players you follow.
Tap a story for a short summary, then read the full article on the publisher's page. Summaries are written by AI and can get things wrong, so every story names its source.
Betting and fantasy items are hidden… my fantasy team already ruins enough mornings.
ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN
Follow a live baseball, football, basketball, hockey, soccer, or college basketball game on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, plus your favorite college football teams. Now you can watch your team blow a lead without even unlocking your phone. Baseball and soccer can start on their own for your favorites.
Every alert is opt-in, set sport by sport: start reminders, scoring plays, close finishes, and final scores, for your favorites or for every game. News about your favorites arrives as it breaks, or in up to three daily editions. There are quiet hours too.
THE ARCHIVE
More than 385,000 games, stored in the app, so they work offline. Baseball goes back to 1901, hockey to 1942, basketball to 1946, and football to 1950, plus the last ten seasons of soccer and motor racing. Teams appear under the names and colors they used at the time. Past playoff series carry short headlines, written with AI and checked against the results. Box scores for past seasons are optional downloads in Settings.
WIDGETS
Four of them: Next Up, The Sports Desk, The Follow Desk (it starts a Live Activity), and Dateline Disc for the Lock Screen.
THE PAPER
Each sport gets its own type and colors, 48 typefaces in all. The team emblems were drawn for this app and aren't official logos. You pick the text size, light or dark, and the order of the menu.
THE FINE PRINT
There's no account to make, and no ads, tracking, or in-app purchases. Scores and stats come from public sports data, and every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Live scores, news, and alerts need an internet connection.
Questions, bugs, or something you wish it did: feedback@heracane.net. Every email gets read :-)
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