The best sports news app
depends on the job
Scores app, highlights app, streaming app, one-team app: these are different products that all get called "sports apps". Here is what each one is actually built around, said plainly, including what the others do better than Vurvo.
Where Vurvo fits
Vurvo is built for one job: everything written, filmed and recorded about your team, in one feed. Not a national feed with your team in it, and not one publisher's take. Every outlet that covers them, including the local beat writers and the team podcasts, in your team's colors. 663 teams across 15 leagues, free.
It is especially built for fans who do not live in their team's market, because that is when the local coverage stops finding you. If you want live game streaming, the deepest box scores, or a highlights reel, one of the apps below will serve you better, and each page says so.
The comparisons
Vurvo vs Bleacher Report
A sports publisher with a huge audience, known for its own writing, video and memes, plus team "communities" where fans comment on the story together.
Vurvo vs theScore
One of the fastest scoreboards in sports: real-time scores, alerts and deep box-score stats, with betting markets integrated for fans who want them.
Vurvo vs the ESPN app
The biggest newsroom in sports and, since the direct-to-consumer relaunch, a streaming product: ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited put live games and network feeds inside the app.
Vurvo vs Recapp
A newer app built around short-form, AI-curated highlights: quick video recaps, clips and stories across the major US leagues.
One team. Every story. One feed.
Free on iOS & Android. 663 teams across 15 leagues.
★ 4.9 on the App Store.