TERRACE.
An unofficial fan app · Free

Watching later? We'll keep the score.

Terrace follows your Premier League team — its last five results and next fixture, on your Home Screen, your Lock Screen and your wrist — and keeps each new result covered until you scratch it away. The full-time notification leaves the score out too. No league tables, no stats overload, no tracking.

See how it works Coming to the App Store
Terrace on iPhone, following Arsenal. The form row reads win, win, win, loss, then a question mark for the newest result. Arsenal v Leeds United's full-time card is covered by silver foil saying Scratch to reveal. Below it, the next fixture, Nottingham Forest v Arsenal on Sunday 18 October at 16:30, and the four results before.

Built for the platform, not just the app icon

A spoiler-free mode that holds a result until you want it, on every screen the result could reach you: widgets, the Lock Screen, Apple Watch and the notification.

No spoilers

Recording the match? New results stay hidden — in the app, on your widgets and on your Watch — until you scratch the foil off yourself. Full-time notifications keep the score back too.

Home & Lock Screen widgets

Small, medium, large and Lock Screen sizes. Pick your team straight from the widget's edit menu — no need to open the app.

Apple Watch app

A Watch app that fetches results itself, so this weekend's form is on your wrist before you've even unlocked your phone.

Reading the form

Your team's last five results, at a glance — the same shorthand you'd find in a matchday programme.

W Win
D Draw
L Loss
Hidden until you reveal it
Most recent match on the right, always.

Everywhere you look

Part of an iPhone Lock Screen: Terrace's full-time notification reads Full time, Arsenal v Leeds United, your result's waiting. No score. Below it, Terrace's Lock Screen widgets show Arsenal's form, win, win, win, loss, with the newest result a question mark and Tap to reveal. Lock Screen
Terrace's widget on an iPhone Home Screen: Arsenal's form, win, win, win, loss, then a question mark over Leeds United and Tap to reveal, beside the next fixture at Nottingham Forest on Sunday 18 October at 16:30. Home Screen
Terrace on Apple Watch: Arsenal's form, the newest result a question mark, and Arsenal v Leeds United's full-time card covered, saying Tap to reveal. Apple Watch