What is the best way to track the sports games I have attended?

Use a dedicated attendance tracker app rather than a spreadsheet. Memory Row logs each game with the teams, date, venue, score, ticket photo, and seat view, then turns that history into milestone badges, per-league stadium passports, an attended-venue map, and lifetime stats. It is free on iOS and Android.

Does Memory Row track which stadiums I have visited?

Yes. Every logged game adds its venue to your stadium map and earns a stamp in that league’s stadium passport. The Games tab shows your history as a recap list, a map, and passports.

What is a stadium passport?

A stadium passport is a per-league checklist of venues, like a bucket list. Memory Row has passports for MLB, Minor League Baseball, NBA, WNBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and NWSL. Each passport shows how many stamps you have out of the total, with a progress bar. Stamps are earned automatically when you log a game at a venue in that league.

Which leagues and sports does the game tracker support?

MLB and Minor League Baseball, NBA and WNBA basketball, NFL football, NHL hockey, MLS and NWSL soccer, and select NCAA college sports. Games can be logged for baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and cricket.

Can I add games from past seasons or years?

Yes. You can log any game you attended in the past by picking the date. Badges and passport stamps apply to past games too, so you can rebuild your whole attendance history.

Do I need a ticket to log a game?

No. The ticket photo is optional. Memory Row is an honor-system tracker: you log the games you attended and the app keeps the record.

How does automatic venue detection work?

With location permission, the app checks whether you are within about 500 meters of a known stadium or arena. If so, a banner offers to log the game with the venue and, when a game is scheduled, the teams pre-filled. Location is used only for venue detection and is never shown to other users if Hide Location is on.

What badges can I earn for attending games?

Badges are awarded automatically for milestones such as your first game, attendance streaks, visiting new venues, attending playoff or championship games, rivalry matchups, and loyalty to your favorite teams. They come in four rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Legendary.

Can I keep my game history private?

Yes. Your account can be public or private, each content type (games, cards, posts, autographs) has its own visibility toggle, and individual games can be marked private. Accounts under 18 are locked to private.

Is the Memory Row game tracker free?

Yes. Game logging, badges, stadium passports, the venue map, and stats are all free. The only in-app purchases are optional premium trading card templates and autograph ink colors.

Game Attendance Tracker

Memory Row is a free app that keeps a record of every sports game you attend in person. Log the game, and the app turns your history into milestone badges, per-league stadium passports, a map of every venue you have been to, and lifetime stats. Available on iOS and Android.

What gets tracked

The game: sport, league, home and away teams, date, venue, and final score (with overtime, extra innings, or extra time where it applies).
Your proof: an optional ticket photo and an optional seat-view photo with your section.
Your story: notes about the moments that mattered and the friends who were there with you.

How to log a game

Tap the Create tab and choose Memory, or tap + on the Games tab.
Add a ticket photo, or skip it.
Pick the sport, league, teams, date, and venue. Add the score, notes, and friends if you want.
Add a seat-view photo and your section, then save.

Saving takes about two minutes. Badges and passport stamps land immediately, and the venue appears on your map.

Automatic venue detection

With location permission on, Memory Row notices when you are within about 500 meters of a known stadium or arena and shows a banner: “You’re at [Venue]” with a LOG THIS GAME button. Tap it and the venue, and the teams playing that day when a game is scheduled, are pre-filled. Location is used only for detection and is never shown to other fans when Hide Location is on.

Stadium passports

Each league has its own passport: a checklist of every venue in that league. Logging a game at a venue earns its stamp automatically. Passports show your stamp count against the total and a progress bar, and they fill in for past games too.

MLB Passport: Major League Baseball ballparks.
MiLB Passport: Minor League Baseball parks.
NBA Passport: National Basketball Association arenas.
WNBA Passport: Women's National Basketball Association arenas.
NFL Passport: National Football League stadiums.
NHL Passport: National Hockey League arenas.
MLS Passport: Major League Soccer stadiums.
NWSL Passport: National Women's Soccer League stadiums.

Badges

Badges are milestone achievements awarded automatically as you log games. They come in four rarities (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary) across four categories: sport specific, venue collection, historical moments such as playoff clinchers, and loyalty to your favorite teams. Unearned badges show their requirements and your progress. Badges display on your profile and can be attached to posts.

Map and stats

The Games tab shows your history three ways: a recap list, a map with a pin on every venue you have attended, and your passports. Your profile card carries lifetime totals: games, venues, badges, and attendance streaks.

Upcoming games

The Home tab lists upcoming games for your favorite teams. Mark one as “Going” and Memory Row reminds you on game day; after the game, tap it to add photos, the score, and notes, and it moves into your permanent history.

Privacy

Your account can be public or private. Games, cards, posts, and autographs each have their own visibility setting, and any single game can be marked private. Accounts under 18 are locked to private with location hidden, and parents can link and oversee a teen account.

Frequently asked

What is the best way to track the sports games I have attended?: Use a dedicated attendance tracker app rather than a spreadsheet. Memory Row logs each game with the teams, date, venue, score, ticket photo, and seat view, then turns that history into milestone badges, per-league stadium passports, an attended-venue map, and lifetime stats. It is free on iOS and Android.
Does Memory Row track which stadiums I have visited?: Yes. Every logged game adds its venue to your stadium map and earns a stamp in that league’s stadium passport. The Games tab shows your history as a recap list, a map, and passports.
What is a stadium passport?: A stadium passport is a per-league checklist of venues, like a bucket list. Memory Row has passports for MLB, Minor League Baseball, NBA, WNBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and NWSL. Each passport shows how many stamps you have out of the total, with a progress bar. Stamps are earned automatically when you log a game at a venue in that league.
Which leagues and sports does the game tracker support?: MLB and Minor League Baseball, NBA and WNBA basketball, NFL football, NHL hockey, MLS and NWSL soccer, and select NCAA college sports. Games can be logged for baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and cricket.
Can I add games from past seasons or years?: Yes. You can log any game you attended in the past by picking the date. Badges and passport stamps apply to past games too, so you can rebuild your whole attendance history.
Do I need a ticket to log a game?: No. The ticket photo is optional. Memory Row is an honor-system tracker: you log the games you attended and the app keeps the record.
How does automatic venue detection work?: With location permission, the app checks whether you are within about 500 meters of a known stadium or arena. If so, a banner offers to log the game with the venue and, when a game is scheduled, the teams pre-filled. Location is used only for venue detection and is never shown to other users if Hide Location is on.
What badges can I earn for attending games?: Badges are awarded automatically for milestones such as your first game, attendance streaks, visiting new venues, attending playoff or championship games, rivalry matchups, and loyalty to your favorite teams. They come in four rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Legendary.
Can I keep my game history private?: Yes. Your account can be public or private, each content type (games, cards, posts, autographs) has its own visibility toggle, and individual games can be marked private. Accounts under 18 are locked to private.
Is the Memory Row game tracker free?: Yes. Game logging, badges, stadium passports, the venue map, and stats are all free. The only in-app purchases are optional premium trading card templates and autograph ink colors.

Get Memory Row

Memory Row is a free download on iOS and Android. Optional in-app purchases unlock premium card templates and autograph ink colors.

Last updated September 16, 2026. Published by Memory Row Labs, Inc.