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A Personalised App to Help You Follow Your Rugby Team and Country

I built this real, working app with Claude AI. Pick your club and your country and it becomes yours: fixtures and results, the Premiership, URC and Six Nations tables, every club’s story and a plain-English guide to a game that can look baffling from the outside.

Rugby Union Team and Country App artwork: rugby players competing for the ball in front of a packed grandstand, with the app’s title

Built with Claude AI to show what AI can do

It does a lot: live fixtures and results for 26 clubs across the Gallagher Premiership and the United Rugby Championship, the Six Nations for the international season, all three league tables with rugby’s bonus points explained and a beginner’s guide covering scoring, the fifteen positions, the laws and the words you’ll hear on television.

There are two more like it: the Premier League app and the Formula 1 app. My guide to following sport with AI is here: Following rugby with AI.

Three steps to make it yours

1

Open the app

No download, no app store, no account to create.

Open the App
2

Enter your name, then pick your club and your country

Choose from 26 clubs across the Premiership and the URC, then your Six Nations country. The app takes on your club’s colours straight away.

3

Explore and add it to your home screen

A countdown to your club’s next match, results as they come in, all three league tables, every club’s ground and history and a guide to the game for anyone still learning it.

Make it feel like a real app

Add it to your phone’s home screen

Once you’re happy with your setup, you can add it to your home screen so it opens with one tap, just like any other app, with its own icon.

📱 On an iPhone or iPad (Safari)

  1. Open the app in Safari and set up your team
  2. Tap the Share icon (the square with an arrow) at the bottom of the screen
  3. Scroll down and tap “Add to Home Screen”
  4. Tap “Add” in the top corner. Your app icon appears on your home screen

🤖 On Android (Chrome)

  1. Open the app in Chrome and set up your team
  2. Tap the three dots (⋮) in the top right corner
  3. Tap “Add to Home screen” (sometimes shown as “Install app”)
  4. Confirm. Your app icon appears on your home screen

“Rugby is a wonderful game to watch once someone explains what the referee is shouting about. So the app follows your club and teaches you the game at the same time.”

Kevin, on why this one has a Learn section

Curious how something like this gets built?

This example comes from the Advanced Workshop and one-to-one coaching, where I work through AI projects step by step with you.

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