Discovery + Coordination.
That's what Disco means. That's the new social category of the future.
We're building the missing layer of social.
For twenty years, social media has answered one question: what are people saying? Disco answers a different one — where are they going, and how do I join? That's a new category of social product: real-world discovery and coordination. The map, the meetup, the gathering, the ritual — everything that makes a community actually exist in the physical world.
Sports fans first.
Sports fandom is the most concentrated, most recurring form of real-world community left in modern life. Every week, millions of people organize their weekend around their team — but coordinating that experience still means group texts, cold calls, and hoping the bar has the right game on the right TV.
Fans didn't need us to invent the idea of gathering to watch the game together. They needed us to build the infrastructure for it.
What Disco does.
- 01
Find your people
A live map of your team's fans — who's out right now, which bars are packed, and the City Pulse for every city.
- 02
Join your crew
Fan clubs, alumni chapters, friend groups — every crew gets a home, a huddle, and a join link. Join one near you or start your own.
- 03
Lock in the plan
Watch parties, tailgates, RSVPs, live countdowns — coordination that lives outside the group chat.
Built for how fans actually spend time.
Disco is a three-sided network. Every side makes the others more valuable.
Fans
Free forever.
Find your people. Plan your gamedays. Keep the group chat moving. Every fan gets a profile, a map, and a home for their crews.
Fan clubs & alumni chapters
Free for members. Pro tools for admins.
One home for coordination, discovery, and year-round engagement — replacing scattered Facebook groups, email lists, and dying group chats.
Onboarding launch partners now — jake@godisco.app
Sports bars & venues
Free to claim your bar.
Get discovered by fans searching for a place to watch. Pack your bar on the games that matter. Zero ongoing work.
Onboarding launch partners now — jake@godisco.app
What we're hearing.
From conversations with fan communities across the globe
75+
Communities ready to pilot Disco
10
Countries
4
Continents
Niner chapters in Tijuana, Browns Backers in Sydney, alumni clubs in Shanghai: the same frictions and the same pull, everywhere we ask. The validation is universal. The category is global.
“The biggest opportunity is creating something that strengthens real-world fan communities — not just another chat app.”
49ers Fan Chapter, Tijuana
“It is super rough being a Browns fan in Baltimore. Our biggest goal is raising money for our charity. Not many people use Facebook anymore really. I need a different platform for sure.”
Browns Backers, Baltimore
“The hardest thing is keeping members engaged when the team is not having a good season, and during off-season. Finding other 49ers fans locally has been difficult too.”
49ers Fan Chapter, Antelope Valley
“The biggest friction is finding new fans. I know people do find us — but there's no way to know if I'm missing the ones who've looked and not found us.”
Browns Backers, Israel
“One of the biggest challenges is logistics and connecting with other fans making the same trip. Rideshares, hotel recs, tailgate meetups — sometimes fans want to go but don't know who else is traveling.”
49ers Fan Chapter, Tijuana
“Getting engagement outside of showing up is like herding cats.”
Patriots Fan Club, Columbus
“I'm restarting this club and want a new approach — I want to be tech forward. A dedicated app would be great for better communication, recruiting new members, and gameday event management.”
Auburn Alumni Club, North Georgia
“Like many clubs we struggle to engage our members outside of game days. I'd love a way to promote watch parties, special events, and offers from local businesses — and to track the revenue we bring to venues.”
Patriots Fan Club, Houston
“We want to get more organized with watch parties and become discoverable to fans. Right now we're doing Instagram and Google ads, kind of just hoping it works. Being the spot to watch for certain fans — that's what we need.”
Sports Bar, Houston
“We do weekly tailgate parties during the season, each week at a different bar. With an app like this we could advertise our weekly locations — to fans who don't know we exist yet.”
Browns Backers, Lake Erie Islands
Questions
What does Disco mean?
The name is the product: DIScovery and COordination. Discovery is finding your people — fellow fans, crews, and watch parties near you. Coordination is getting everyone to actually show up. Those two things are the foundation of real-world social life, and almost nobody builds for them directly. That's the category we're creating: not another feed to scroll, but the app that helps you close it and go be somewhere real.
When does Disco launch?
Public launch is coming this football season. Fan clubs, alumni chapters, sports bars, and launch partners are being onboarded now.
Is Disco just for sports fans?
For now, yes. We're launching with sports fans as our first community — alumni chapters, fan clubs, and crews of friends who love the same team. Long-term, Disco is for anyone who wants to spend more time with their people in real life.
Do I need to know other people using Disco?
No. Disco helps you find fellow fans of your team, discover local watch parties, and connect with crews near you. Even if you're new to a city, you can find your people.
Is it free?
Yes, the core Disco app is free. Individual Pro and Crew Pro tiers unlock advanced features for power users and community admins.
I run a fan club or a sports bar — how do I get involved?
We're onboarding fan clubs, alumni chapters, and sports bars now, ahead of public launch. Email jake@godisco.app and we'll set you up as a launch partner.
Fandom is better together.
Join the app that helps fans find fans, plan gamedays, and show up.