Navigate stadiums, understand the match in your language, stay safe in the crowd, and follow your team—one companion for the full fan journey.
Maps, AI guidance, safety, and social—one companion for fans from arrival to final whistle.
Multilingual live answers on rules, players, and match context—so every fan feels at home in the stadium.
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Live routing for gates, amenities, accessible paths, and crowd-aware paths through fan zones.
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City-to-city and last-mile context—transit, hospitality, and getting fans from arrival to kickoff.
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Crowd cues, emergency context, and translated help so fans move confidently before and after the match.
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Travel context, stadium intelligence, multilingual AI, safety, and social—in one companion instead of a pile of single-purpose apps.
Built for fans moving across venues and cities, not just a single stadium map. Borders, transit, and last-mile moments stay in the same layer.
Cities, venues, and brands activate Passso for fans. Supporters get the core experience free when partners turn it on—adoption follows the event.
Crowd-aware routing and operator data meet a live match companion. Fans get answers; organizers get one coherent journey on their stack.
Live data, maps, and AI guidance for fans—and one journey layer for the venues and cities that host them.
Activate Passso for your fans. One journey layer on your existing stack—cities, venues, leagues, and brands.
Per-city licensing for maps, crowd intelligence, safety overlays, and fan-zone navigation.
Multi-venue orchestration, AI companion, social layer, and white-label options.
Sponsored challenges, branded fan zones, and influencer activations with shared journeys.
Venues, cities, telcos, influencers, security, and hospitality. Passso sits on your existing stack so fans see one coherent journey.
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Stadium moments, fan parks, and city energy—the Passso layer from arrival to final whistle.
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Straight answers about Passso, the fan companion, and how cities, venues, and brands get involved.
Passso is an AI-powered fan companion for live sports. It helps supporters navigate stadiums and cities, understand match context in multiple languages, stay safe around crowds, and connect around fan zones—while venues, cities, and brands activate the same journey for fans.
Fans get stadium and fan-zone navigation, crowd-aware routing, multilingual match companion answers, safety guidance, and location-aware social discovery. The core companion experience is free when a tournament, city, or partner activates Passso.
Both. Fans use Passso on match day. Host cities, venues, leagues, and brands license Passso as a B2B2C layer so supporters get one coherent journey—maps, AI guidance, safety, and activations—on top of existing systems.
Most apps solve one slice—tickets, scores, or a single venue map. Passso owns the full fan journey: travel and mobility context, in-stadium intelligence, multilingual AI, safety, and social—designed for multi-city events and operator partnerships.
Passso is developed and operated by myAlert Ltd. Passso is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA or other governing bodies.
Download the app from the App Store or Google Play, explore product features on this site, or use signup to request pilot access. Cities, venues, and brands can review packages on the pricing page or contact support@passso.com.
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