Turn fan and team social content into a game-day gallery.
FeedGallery helps sports teams and event operators curate supported social content for team websites, tournaments and browser-capable stadium or arena screens without pretending to be a scoreboard or fan-voting platform.
Sports content moves between the team site and the venue
Sports organizations create and receive social content continuously, but the team website and the venue screen have different editorial needs. A public game-day display needs tight moderation and a presentation that remains readable at distance.
FeedGallery lets the same supported source pool feed different galleries. A team can keep one curated website feed and a separate game-day or tournament gallery with its own ordering and screen-oriented layout.
Live product proof
See the same gallery runtime that can serve a team site or venue screen.
This is the real FeedGallery public rendering path. A sports organization can reuse the same content pipeline for a team website and a separate game-day gallery, while applying stricter moderation to venue-facing content.
Vertical workflows
Where FeedGallery fits in this workflow.
Game-day fan wall
Curate supported fan and team social content into a dedicated gallery for a match, tournament or sports event.
Stadium or arena screen
Display a moderated gallery on a compatible browser-based venue screen where public content needs stronger editorial control.
Team website feed
Keep the club or team website fresh with selected social content from eligible official sources and public references.
Fan hashtag campaign
Use an eligible Instagram hashtag source for a campaign, then moderate the media before it reaches the public gallery.
Common contexts
FeedGallery workflow
Keep collection, curation and display connected.
Connect team sources
Add eligible official Facebook and Instagram resources plus supported public references relevant to the team or event.
Moderate fan-facing content
Review and order content before it reaches the website or a venue screen.
Build the game-day gallery
Choose the gallery layout and content selection for the venue or event without replacing the website feed.
Display through the web runtime
Use the public FeedGallery surface on a compatible browser-based screen and keep curating centrally.
Setup playbook
A practical sports setup
The strongest sports workflow keeps official team content and fan-facing display logic separate from live scores, voting and other systems that FeedGallery does not replace.
Separate evergreen and game-day galleries
Keep the team website feed stable while creating a match, tournament or campaign gallery that can change more aggressively.
Connect official sources and eligible fan hashtags
Use supported team social sources and an Instagram hashtag source when the connected Professional account and provider permissions allow it.
Moderate before the venue
Treat stadium, arena and fan-zone screens as the highest-risk public surface and review content before it reaches the display.
Design for distance and motion
Use fewer cards, larger media and shorter captions on venue displays than on the team website.
Reuse the best fan content
Move top approved content into post-match, season-recap or website galleries instead of treating game-day curation as disposable.
Current product fit
Fan-content curation without scoreboard promises
FeedGallery can provide a curated social layer for sports websites and compatible screens. It intentionally stays separate from live scoring, sponsorship rotation and interactive fan-engagement systems that are not current product capabilities.
Eligible official Facebook and Instagram team sources.
Supported public social content references.
Instagram hashtag sources when provider eligibility allows.
Manual and rule-based moderation before public display.
Separate website and screen-oriented galleries.
Browser-delivered public gallery runtime.
Scope boundary
Sports features outside the current FeedGallery scope
The sports landing stays focused on content and display so game-day language does not imply unrelated event or venue technology.
No live scores, scoreboard integration or sports data feed.
No live polls, fan voting or leaderboards.
No sponsor rotation or dedicated ad inventory system.
No direct fan photo upload or guaranteed sub-second ingestion.
Display strategy
Team website and game-day screen serve different fan moments
FeedGallery can reuse the social-content pipeline while allowing each fan surface to have its own presentation and moderation standard.
Team website
- Best for
- Evergreen club and fan content
- Content approach
- Broader, persistent and caption-friendly
- Moderation
- Routine editorial review
- Layout
- Responsive grid or masonry
Game-day screen
- Best for
- Stadium, arena or fan zone
- Content approach
- Current, visual and tightly curated
- Moderation
- Strict real-world public display review
- Layout
- Large media, low density
Tournament / campaign
- Best for
- Short-run competition or fan hashtag
- Content approach
- Focused campaign content
- Moderation
- High-frequency review during active periods
- Layout
- Screen or campaign-page gallery
Measurement
Signals that matter without inventing fan-engagement metrics
FeedGallery can show delivery and item performance on the gallery surface. Scores, votes and sponsor attribution remain outside the current product.
Top fan-facing items
Identify approved posts worth promoting or reusing after the match.
Render activity
Verify active delivery across web and venue-facing galleries.
Gallery reuse
Track how the same supported source content is curated differently for the team site and game-day display.
FAQ
Questions about feedgallery for sports
Can FeedGallery create a social media wall for a sports team?
Yes. Supported team and fan social content can be curated into a gallery for the team website, a sports event or a compatible browser-based venue screen.
Can I use FeedGallery on a stadium screen?
Yes, when the screen or signage setup can load the FeedGallery web runtime. FeedGallery supplies the social gallery, not the venue's complete display-management system.
Can we moderate fan posts before they appear?
Yes. FeedGallery includes manual and rule-based moderation, visibility controls, pinning and ordering before public display.
Can a sports campaign use an Instagram hashtag?
Yes, when an eligible connected Instagram Professional account and provider permissions support the hashtag source.
Does FeedGallery integrate with the scoreboard or live scores?
No scoreboard or live-score data integration is claimed in the current sports workflow.
Related FeedGallery capabilities
Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays