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What is FieldNotes?
One feed for everything your club does off the pitch — the players' own posts, the club's announcements, and the transfer talk. Straight from the source. No scores, no noise.
The problem
You already follow your club everywhere.
And you still miss half of it.
Instagram, X, the club site, three news apps, a couple of group chats. What happens between matches — a player's post, a new signing, a transfer that's actually moving — is scattered across ten places. Most of it only surfaces when an algorithm feels like showing you.
FieldNotes fixes that.
It pulls your club's official announcements, the players' real Instagram and X, and the transfer talk into a single feed. Every item is labelled with where it came from — and how much to trust it.
How it works
Three steps. Then you just scroll.
Pick your club
Choose from 141 clubs across 12 leagues. It takes ten seconds — no card, no payment.
Get your radar
Your club is auto-followed, along with its players. That's your radar — the people and teams you follow.
Scroll one feed
Everything lands in one feed: player posts, club news and transfer talk, newest first, source-labelled.
What's in it
Three kinds of updates. One feed.
Every item is labelled with its source, so you always know where it came from — the club, a player, or the transfer press.
Club news
Signings, injuries and team news straight from the club — the moment they're announced, not a journalist's version of it.
Player socials
The players' real posts from Instagram and X, next to your club's news — training photos, messages, the moments you'd otherwise miss.
Transfers
Transfer talk chased down and graded — rumour, deal or debunked — so you can tell what's actually moving from what's tabloid noise.
A real example
Say you're an Arsenal fan.
Instead of checking five apps, you open FieldNotes and get it all in one place:
Ødegaard's training photo on Instagram — next to the club's official team news — next to a transfer rumour graded by how reliable it is.
Everything is labelled with its source, so you know exactly where each update came from and how much to trust it. No scores. No odds. No recycled headlines — just the game you follow, every day.
FieldNotes
Coverage
One app. The whole game.
Pricing
Free to start.
Follow your club for free. Upgrade if you want everything.
Your club, always free
- Follow your club and its players
- One national team
- Club news + player socials
No card. No trial. Just pick your club.
Everything, everywhere
- Follow any club or player
- The full Transfers feed
- Unlimited bookmarks + offline reading
Try it free for 14 days.
Questions
Before you tap "Open the app".
Is it really free?
Do I need to create an account?
Is this another live-score app?
Why not just use Instagram and X?
Where does the content come from?
Does it work on my phone?
See your club differently.
One feed for everything your club does off the pitch. Free to start.