Built in Norman. Built for Saturdays everywhere.

A free college football gameday app, and its own theme song, made by one fan, in the time left over after work.

The story

Saturday’s Here started with a Norman, Oklahoma software developer and lifelong college football fan who thought gameday deserved better than a group text. The result is a place where every game has one shared page: the chat while it’s happening, the picks before, the tailgates and watch parties around it, and a keepsake of the day after.

It has its own song, too. “Saturday’s Here” is upbeat blues with fuzzy electric guitar, written for the app, and fans are now choosing its official music video, two entries at a time.

It’s free, it’s independent, and it’s open to every fanbase, starting with Oklahoma’s.

What it does

The four-minute tour shows it all: saturdayshere.com/tour, also on YouTube.

A page for every game: a Game Chat with fans from both sides, big plays as they happen, and fans’ photos and stories.
Pick’em for everyone: pick the winners in a tap, free, with leaderboards for every fanbase and friend group.
Tailgates and watch parties: RSVPs, door lists and QR codes for hosts, bars and clubs.
A keepsake of every Saturday: the morning after, each fan’s day told back to them, ready to share.
Town guides: parking, gates, food, drink and where to watch, for fans at home and fans visiting.

Saturday's Here: a cooler and a football on a tailgate at sunset, the stadium and the lot behind.

The song

“Saturday's Here”, the app’s own theme, written and recorded for it.

Listen and read along

The music-video contest

Anyone 18 or older in the U.S. can make a video for the song and enter it free until October 31. Fans pick the winner head to head through November 14, and the winner is named on November 26. The winning video becomes the official one, credited to its maker.

The contest, the rules and the entries →