Hear the stadium pulse— here's how.
FanScanr reads thousands of public fan comments and turns them into one number per club: a live mood score. Here's how to follow your club and read the dashboard.
Set up your account
Create your account
Hit Get Started and register with your email and a password (8+ characters), or sign up with Google.
Pick your club
Right after sign-up you choose the club you follow. On Free that's one club; on Gold you can pick as many as you like.
Read the pulse
You land on your home screen with your club's live mood score, sentiment breakdown and latest fan comments.
What the mood score means
Every club shows a mood score (0–100) — the balance of positive vs. negative comments over the last 24 hours. 50 is neutral; higher means happier fans. The comments / 24h figure tells you how much was said — a bigger number means a more reliable reading.
Following clubs
- Follow one club
- View only that club's dashboard
- Switch clubs anytime via “Change club”
- Last 7 days of history
- Follow unlimited clubs
- Browse every club & the full league grid
- Compare clubs side by side
- Up to 90 days of history & trends
The top navigation
Home — Your club (Free) or the whole league grid (Gold).
Compare — Put two clubs side by side. (Gold)
AI Report — A written weekly summary of what fans feel and why.
Pricing — Upgrade from Free to Gold.
Search — Jump to a club by name — shortcut: press /.
Common questions
Where does the mood score come from?add
We collect public fan comments about each club, run them through sentiment analysis and roll them into a single 0–100 score for the last 24 hours. More comments = a more reliable reading.
I'm on Free — can I see other clubs?add
Free accounts follow and view one club. Tap “Change club” to switch to a different one anytime, or upgrade to Gold to explore every club in the league.
A club shows NO DATA — why?add
There weren't enough recent comments to score it yet. Quiet news days or smaller clubs take longer to fill in. Check back after the next match or transfer story.
Which clubs are covered?add
All 20 Premier League clubs for the current season. More leagues are on the way.