Match info, the score, and the chat with the people who are there
In tojo you see when the match is, what the score is, and you can chat with others at the arena. The same goes for a concert or any other event.
You follow the SHL or the Allsvenskan. You want to know when the match is, what the score is — and talk to others who are there.
The same goes for a concert, a festival or a quiz night. You want to see what’s on, and chat with the people at the venue.
Today that’s split. One app has the score. Another has the ticket. The supporters’ group is closed. None of them connect the event with the people who are actually there.
What you get in tojo
tojo is a map of open chats. Each chat sits on a place or an event near you.
At a match you get three things in the same view:
- When and where — kick-off, venue and league.
- The score — what the match stands at.
- The chat — an open thread with others at the arena, or watching the same match nearby.
You don’t need an invite. If you’re nearby the chat shows up, and you can write.
The same for a concert
A concert works the same way. You see that it’s on, when it starts and where — and you can chat with the people in the room.
That applies to any event: a festival, a quiz, an exhibition. Not a closed group from last time. A chat for that night, at that place.
In short
tojo puts the event and the conversation in the same place. Visible to whoever is nearby. Open to step into.
The app isn’t out yet. If you want to hear the day it goes live, join the waitlist — we’ll write then, and not otherwise.