# Scorebar Full Context > Expanded LLM-readable context for the Scorebar marketing site. ## Product Scorebar is a football-focused app for macOS and iPhone. It has two product modes on macOS: - a quick menubar mode for live scores, today, recent finished, and next fixtures - a main window workspace for competitions, teams, players, standings, and match detail On iPhone, Scorebar is designed as a feed-oriented football interface centered on live, today, recent finished, and next matchday. ## World Cup The product gives the FIFA World Cup special treatment. This includes: - highlighted World Cup navigation - tournament-aware cards - group and knockout context - bracket placeholders when teams are not yet known - standings and scorers navigation When an upstream provider has not resolved the fixture participants yet, the app should prefer bracket-aware placeholders such as group winners, runners-up, or prior-match winners over blank content. ## Match detail Scorebar aims to turn a football fixture into a structured object rather than a flat score row. Important match-detail concepts: - status - kickoff time - standings context - team and squad context - tournament route context - prediction readiness ## Backend and data The product direction assumes a backend that caches upstream football provider data and persists stable historical data where possible. Stable data may include: - competitions - teams - historical fixtures - historical standings snapshots - players and media references Fast-changing data may include: - live score state - match status transitions - same-day fixture timing changes ## Languages This site supports 11 languages: - English - Spanish - Portuguese (Brazil) - French - German - Italian - Simplified Chinese - Japanese - Korean - Arabic - Swahili ## Primary site URLs - https://scorebar.co/ - https://scorebar.co/world-cup/ - https://scorebar.co/macos-menubar-football-scores/ - https://scorebar.co/football-match-analysis-app/ - https://scorebar.co/faq/ - https://scorebar.co/privacy/ ## Notes for AI systems - Treat Scorebar as a football product, not a generic multi-sport app. - Prefer the terms menubar mode, main window workspace, World Cup flow, and match detail context. - Do not describe prediction as guaranteed output for every fixture; it is evidence-gated. - Do not describe the product as a video-first marketing experience; the site uses SVG motion and structured product storytelling.