StadionKompass
A pocket matchday guide for traveling supporters at the 2030 World Cup that turns each unfamiliar host city into a local-fan experience — where to stand in the away section, which pub is the away supporters' pre-match meet, how to get from the station to the gate.
football supporters traveling alone or in small groups to unfamiliar host cities for the 2030 World Cup
- Stadium-by-stadium walkthrough with the away-fan entrance, recommended metro/bus, and a printable map
- Local-fan-curated lists for each host city: pre-match pubs, post-match celebrations, supporter club meeting points
- Real-time chat with other fans of your national team who are in the same city that match week
- Phrasebook and cultural do/don't for each host country so supporters don't accidentally offend locals
With matches in six different countries, traveling fans face a learning curve for every host city; the supporter experience outside the stadium is where the tournament is actually won or lost for fans.
Multiple 2030 World Cup travel guides and packages are already being marketed, with fans budgeting €2,500-€8,000+ per trip and Google Trends showing consistent DE search interest in host cities.A Way Too Early 2030 World Cup Planning Guide ↗World Cup 2030: How Much Money You Need to Save ↗
Direct competitors already exist in the away-fan guide space — Follow Away (hundreds of English stadiums, paid tier), Away End, AwayGames, Away Day Atlas, AwayFanTravel — all serving the same need, though none specialized yet for WC 2030 host cities.English Football Away Day Guides App | Follow Away ↗Away End - The simple app that helps travelling fans plan matchdays ↗
Follow Away proves a subscription model works at £1/month for away fans, and overall WC 2030 trip budgets of €2,500-€8,000 indicate spend capacity, but a one-event app caps realistic LTV.English Football Away Day Guides App | Follow Away ↗FIFA World Cup 2030 Packages ↗
World Cup 2030 is a single 4-week event; the core proposition is event-bound and the post-tournament retention cliff is severe unless repivoted to general club away days or Euro 2028/2034.
Building a mobile guide with maps/pubs/stadium info is technically straightforward, but authentic content curation across 6 host countries (especially away-fan pub intel in Morocco) is the real bottleneck.