Every game you watch, kept somewhere
Most sports fans watch hundreds of games a year and remember almost none of the details past the final score. Nosebleed is built for the fan who already keeps score in their head, the one who knows their team's record when they're in the building versus watching from home, and wants that instinct backed up by an actual log.
Log a game the same way you'd log a movie on Letterboxd or a book on Goodreads: who played, how you watched it, what the final score was, and how the players you care about actually performed.
Your personal record
Every game you watch, logged with the result. See your real win-loss record build over a season.
Player performance
Track how your favorite players do specifically in the games you watch: your own splits, your own story.
See who's watching
Mark yourself as watching a game and see, in real time, which friends are tuned into the same one.
Talk about the game
Jump into a chat scoped to just that game, or message one friend directly, instead of a group chat full of people who aren't even watching.
Built like the apps you already use for everything else
Letterboxd changed how people talk about movies. Goodreads and Fable did it for books. Sports never got that same treatment. Most of what happens while watching a game disappears the moment the broadcast ends. Nosebleed keeps it: the log, the record, the stats, and the people who were watching it with you.
Nosebleed: track every game you watch.