Run the game from one screen
Batting order, walk-ups, and the DJ board — one tap each
Android — on Google Play
The Music You
The Music You
Already Own
GameDay Music plays the songs already on your phone, so the music you own is the music you fire — no streaming, no signal needed at the field. Connect Apple Music if you have it. Either way: walk-up songs, a stadium announcer, and one-tap music for the big plays.
15sports, each with its own board
0bars of signal needed at the field
38Stadium announcers
15voice credits free when you join
iPhone vs Android
How Android differs from iPhone
Same app, same teams, same boards. Android just gives you one more way to get the music in: the files you already own.
Where songs come from
iPhone
Apple Music, built in. Search the catalog and assign a song to a player in seconds.
Android
Apple Music too, since October 2026 — or the music files already on your phone: MP3s you bought and downloaded, from Amazon or anywhere else. No music subscription needed either way, and a file never buffers at a rink with one bar.
If you don't have a subscription
iPhone
Apple Music is how songs get in, so a subscription is part of it.
Android
Nothing to sign up for. Add your own files in the Audio Library and they load onto any button, start points and all. Song Ideas shows what other teams play most if you want a few more, and you can buy those anywhere — about a dollar each, yours for good.
Everything else
iPhone
Boards, announcer, sound effects, Game Opener.
Android
The same — and one QR code moves a whole team between an iPhone and an Android phone.
What it does
Built for the sideline,
Built for the sideline,
not the studio
Every screen is designed for one hand, in a loud venue, in the dark, under pressure.
Big plays get their own button
1st down, touchdown, big hit — each fires the next song in your list
A song for every kid
Trimmed to start on the exact beat — skip the intro, hit the drop
Air horn, on tap
Twenty stadium sounds built in, plus any you import yourself
Songs worth owning
The classics teams use, with a buy link — about a dollar each
Every team you run
Your colors and crest, ready before the first pitch
Also included
🔁
Music that runs itself
A break song ends and the next unplayed one starts — starred songs first, nothing repeated until you reset.
🎙️
The announcer
38 premium announcer voices call every name. Fix a pronunciation phonetically and hear a fresh take before you save.
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Shares with iPhone
One QR code moves the roster, songs, buttons and announcer between platforms — both directions.
📶
Works at any field
Everything plays from files on the phone. One bar of signal, or none — the music never buffers.
Screen recordings
Watch it work
Ten narrated walkthroughs, recorded on an Android phone. Start to finish, about eleven minutes.
Create your first team
Sport, name, colors and a roster — the whole setup in one pass.
1:18Get your music in
What's already on the phone, songs worth owning, and free tracks.
1:12Walk-up songs
Assign a song to a player and start it where the song gets good.
1:11The DJ Board
Big buttons for the big moments, each firing the next song in its list.
0:56Sound effects
Twenty pads on a deck, plus any sound you bring yourself.
0:53Game playlists
Pre-game, in-game and post-game music that keeps itself going.
1:00Mash-ups
Join parts of several songs into one track without leaving the app.
1:11Game day
The screen you actually hold at the field, and every control on it.
1:04The Game Opener
An opening song and your team announced by name, before a ball is in play.
1:14Voice intros
Three ways to have a player announced — free device voice, your own, or a stadium announcer.
1:00Now on Google Play
GameDay Music for Android is live. Install it, sign in, and 15 voice credits come with the account — enough to announce a full roster before the first whistle.
Want to see it run first? Watch the walkthroughs →
Or email support@gamedaymusic.app directly.