An app for those who don't just watch football matches — they collect them. A directory for supporters, a diary for matches. For your grounds, your travels, your memories — properly documented, beautifully told, kept by you.
Since my early childhood in the late 1980s, I've stood at the touchline. Home matches at the Joggeli, Champions League nights against Manchester United, a Superclásico at the Monumental, amateur football on a Sunday morning. Over 1,200 matches across 181 grounds, in 16 countries.
Like so many others, I documented all of it for years — first in notebooks, then in spreadsheets, eventually in an app. The longer I collect, the clearer it becomes: the digital tools we use today aren't built for the way we actually collect. They tally, but they don't tell. They list grounds, but they don't preserve evenings.
I'm building the app I'm missing. And probably plenty of others are too.
Lower-league pitches, village clubs, midweek friendlies — it all counts. If you want to record it, you can record it.
Full export rights. Offline mode. Gentle migration from spreadsheets, other apps, old notebooks. Nothing should get lost — not when you change phones, not when you change apps.
Room for notes, photos, weather, who you went with, the small asides. Optional, never required — for everyone who keeps more than just numbers.
Friends, shared tips, shared trips come first. Leaderboards exist — but for those who want to see them, not the first thing you see when you open the app. Football trips are better together.
No spam. Three or four updates a year — only when something matters. Prototype, crowdfunding launch, beta invitation.
Your sign-up goes straight to my inbox — no third-party newsletter service, no tracking, no analytics. You'll get an immediate confirmation email. Unsubscribe any time with a short reply.
I'm not building this app on my own. Your answers — anonymous if you prefer, around 8 minutes — help me build it so it actually fits. Nothing is required.
pan_mundial is my working framework for three fields — Apps & AI, Consulting, Cuisine. hinchario belongs to the first: a product I'm building from genuine passion, meant to show what can come out of this framework.
If you know me, you know why this isn't just any side project. If you don't — there's more on panmundial.art.