We build Furia in public, one week at a time. Everything below is live right now — and everything under “now building” is a promise we made before we kept it. If you want something on this page, ask in our Discord; when we build it, your name goes on the entry.
Not live yet. Listed here so you can hold us to it.
Today we count exactly which fans and tickets each athlete or club drove. The next step is moving the money: appearance fees and ticket splits paid out automatically to the people who brought the crowd.
Your ticket QR lives on a web page. It should live in your Wallet, next to your boarding pass.
Filtering events by sport only works when the event or its host has a sport set. We are asking for the sport when you create the event, so the filter never misses.
Newest first. All of it is live on joinfuria.com today.
Every challenge now shows up right on the club or athlete's page with your own progress on it — "you're at 3 of 5" — so you always know what's left to earn it. Organisers pick exactly which events count: one match, a run of them across the season, or even someone else's event a sponsor wants to back. Only real check-ins at those events count toward it.
Organisers can set a challenge like 'come to 5 home games this season' and attach a reward — a merch discount, a prize, whatever they like. We count who actually qualified from real check-ins, and hand the organiser the list; they send out the reward themselves. No points, no badges — just a real thing you earned for turning up.
Once an event is over, anyone can leave a three-tap verdict: atmosphere, was it worth it, would you come back, plus a private note just for the organiser. But we know how you were there — scanned in at the door, watching the stream, or following from elsewhere — so the public room score only counts people we can verify were actually there. That keeps the number honest. Organisers see everything on Manage, including wider-audience takes, kept separate from the verified score.
Creating a page — yours as an athlete, or a club, federation or organiser page — is now one plain form you finish with Save. Name it, add a one-line about and a longer description, done. The old "describe yourself and pick a mood" step is gone, and a new page now drops you straight into its editor to add photos, links and your custom URL.
Every new page starts on a plain Horda link. When you are ready, pick your own — joinhorda.com/yourname — from Edit, and it tells you as you type whether it is taken and whether the spelling works. Once you set it, that is the link your page shows and shares everywhere; it used to keep showing the old one.
Give an event its own address — joinhorda.com/e/derby-2026 — from the event edit page, with the same live check for whether it is taken. It is free on every plan. Your promo links keep working exactly as before; the custom URL is the one for the poster.
Tap the "checked in" number — on the check-in screen or on Manage — and you get the names: who came, their page, and the minute they were scanned. Check-in itself is steadier too. The screen no longer goes blank after you scan or type a code, it survives a reload and the back button, and a code typed by hand now works in any case, spaces and all. Events on a custom link (joinhorda.com/yourname) can be checked in at as well — that had been failing outright.
Clubs, teams, federations and athletes can now claim a memorable link — joinhorda.com/yourname — that shows your page with every event you run. Share that one link instead of a Horda page URL; you never have to link "to Horda" again. Set it on your page under Edit.
Create an event and it already looks like yours: your photo or club logo is built into a proper poster, no upload needed. A versus event splits the banner in two. No picture? It uses your initials. You can still upload your own.
If you run more than one page — your athlete page plus a club or two — the create form now shows, front and centre, which one is hosting the event, and lets you switch in one tap. No more publishing under the wrong page by accident.
Tapping your profile lands you on your hub — your events, your profile, notifications and settings — with your public page one tap away. One account to edit (personal, or your athlete page), and a + to create club, federation or organiser pages from scratch.
A hidden glitch was stopping the price field (and a few other things) from appearing when you built an event. Fixed — choose Paid and set your ticket price, and let one person claim several spots at once.
Paste an event into WhatsApp and your mates see the card — who, when, where, what it costs — instead of a naked link. On a phone you can send the picture itself straight to an Instagram Story. Share it under your name and you still get the credit for who you bring.
You can now see everything we ship, as we ship it — including what we are building next, before it exists. If you want something built, come tell us in Discord. When we build it, your name goes on the entry.
Once you are logged in, the first thing you see is the upcoming events from the athletes and clubs you follow — not a generic list. The old "create your feed" button is gone; following someone is what builds your feed.
See everyone you follow in one place, search for more athletes and clubs, and unfollow anyone you have gone off. It used to just jump you to a section of the feed.
Picking a sport or a city narrowed the athletes and clubs, but the event list underneath ignored you. It does not anymore.
Win/Loss/Draw and Recent results are gone as page sections — they were a leftover from when Horda was about stats. Your page is about what is coming up: Next up, Events, and who you are Connected to.
Enter your email, get a one-tap link (or a 6-digit code if you are on another device). No password to invent, forget, or reuse. Google still works too.
Organisers connect a payout account and ticket money lands with them directly, minus our small platform fee. We never hold your money in between.
A match has two sides. A tournament has many. You can now list the opposing side even if they are not on Horda yet — they join to claim their side, their fans and their ticket share. Fight cards can nest every bout under one event.
Each athlete, club and organiser on an event gets a personal link. The organiser sees exactly how many fans and ticket buyers each person drove, rolled up across the whole card. That number is the point of Horda.
Your ticket has a real QR code. Organisers scan it with their phone camera at the gate. Being scanned in is what turns "interested" into proof you were there.
Not what you watched — where you showed up. Every event you get scanned into leaves a stamp on your Record. Nobody else can fake it.
The interface is in English, but search understands both languages — look up a sport or a city in German and it finds the right events, so DACH visitors are never stuck on English keywords.
Your session used to quietly drop. It now persists properly for 90 days.
Furia is built in the open. Ask for a feature in our Discord, argue with our decisions, see the thing appear on the changelog — with your name on it. The fastest way to change this product is to say something.
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