Gameday Countdown

Load your favorite team's real 2026 schedule in one tap — dozens of teams, including Army-Navy. Pick your colors, track every game, count down to kickoff.

Every game, right on time.

Gameday Countdown turns any college football matchup into a live, team-colored scoreboard. Pick your team, get its real colors, and watch the countdown run down to kickoff — days, hours, minutes, and seconds.

REAL SCHEDULES, BUILT RIGHT IN 48 major programs come preloaded with real 2026 schedules — the full SEC, the full Big Ten, most of the AP Top 25, plus Army, Navy, and Tulane. Tap Load 2026 Schedule and your team's whole season is ready to go, no typing required.

YOUR TEAM'S REAL COLORS Every team's actual primary and secondary colors, with one tap to flip which one leads. Save it once and it's exactly how you like it every time you come back.

A SCHEDULE FOR EVERY TEAM YOU FOLLOW Keep more than one team's season going at once. Each schedule holds its own games, swipeable like a deck, so following two or three teams never means losing track of any of them.

ALWAYS ON THE NEXT GAME Once a game's kickoff passes, the countdown moves itself to the next one automatically. No resetting it every week.

BUILT FOR EVERY MATCHUP Home or away, season opener, rivalry game, conference matchup, bowl game, or championship — tag every game with what it actually is.

LIVE SCORES, RIGHT ON SCREEN A running scores ticker keeps today's college football scoreboard moving across the screen, so gameday doesn't stop at your own team's countdown.

YOUR DATA, YOUR DEVICE No account. No tracking. No ads. No subscription. Every schedule lives right on your device and works completely offline. Back up any schedule anytime with one tap.

ONE-TIME PURCHASE, UPDATES INCLUDED Buy it once. As schedules are finalized each season, updates come to you free — no separate purchase, no subscription required.

Whether you're locked in on one team or tracking a handful, Gameday Countdown keeps you counting down to what matters: kickoff.

Team colors shown are fan-made combinations for identification only — no official team logos or marks are used.