Matchday

One key that knows when your club plays.

Pick your club once. From then on the key knows when you play: Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga, 3. Liga, Frauen-Bundesliga, Premier League, LaLiga or the Nations League. And it follows you into the DFB-Pokal, the Champions League and the Europa League.

How a matchday looks on the key:

Before kick-off. Days to go during the week, the kick-off time on matchday, and a ring that runs down in the last hour.

Live. Score and minute. When your team scores, the key goes up in your colours with the scorer's name. Goals against? It keeps quiet. If a goal is taken back, it says "No goal".

Half-time. A countdown to the second half. Enough time to grab a drink.

Full time. The winner's badge glows in their colour. Then it's on to the next one.

Floodlight. On matchday the whole key turns your club colour. During the week it stays black with a stripe in your colours. Rather keep it black? One switch.

Stream Deck+. Every dial gets its own scoreboard. Turn back through the last results or ahead to the next fixtures, through the whole season, also during a match. A form bar of wins, draws and losses shows seven matches and scrolls along.

Stream Deck Neo. Your match in the Infobar.

Table, Conference and Scorers. Three more keys, if you want them. The table with your club in view, every match of the matchday on one key with goals lighting up as they go in, and your club's goal scorers with the numbers rolling up as they score. On cup nights the Table key follows your club: the Champions League table, the knock-out tie with both legs and the aggregate, your DFB-Pokal run round by round. On Stream Deck+ the dial scrolls all three: the row in focus wears the club's colour, the match in focus flies two pennants. Turn the team key's dial through the season and the other keys follow.

One press opens the broadcast: Sky, DAZN, MagentaSport or RTL+, whoever has the match in Germany. The broadcaster's name is underlined on the strips, so you know where a press goes. Outside Germany it searches the web for the match.

No game today? The demo plays a whole matchday in five minutes.

14 languages: English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Português, Nederlands, Polski, Türkçe, Українська, 日本語, 한국어, 简体中文, 繁體中文.

The honest bit: match data comes from OpenLigaDB, a free project run by fans. The key shows what OpenLigaDB has, usually a minute or two after TV. If a score is late there, it's late here too. Match data © OpenLigaDB contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL) at openligadb.de.

No account, no tracking. Badges show club colours, not crests.

New in 1.3: the Scorers key, the Table key on cup nights, one dial that moves all keys on Stream Deck+, and four more languages.

New

Scorers top ten follow your club into the cups

Stream Deck+: the Scorers key follows the team dial

Empty keys say why: no fixtures yet, or season over

Changed

Table, Conference and Scorers keys switch to the cup from the eve of a cup match, not only on the day

Scorers count per competition: the league, on cup nights that cup. No more season total across league and cups

Scorers setting works like the Table: follows your club, or league only

An empty Scorers strip shows which competition it is waiting for

Fixed

Stream Deck+: turning the team dial back to the current match takes the other keys along again

Stream Deck+: turning the Table dial no longer drops back to the league after nine seconds