Seattle Seahawks Mobile
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Following a team across a full season means juggling a lot: checking when the next game starts, keeping track of scores elsewhere in the division, and making sure your ticket is where you can find it when you reach the gate. A team's own app can pull those jobs together, and that is the pitch behind Seattle Seahawks Mobile, the official app of the franchise, built by YinzCam, Inc.
It is a free download for Android, supported by advertising, and it has been on the store since September 2012. The install numbers are healthy at over 500,000, though the average rating sits at 3.1 from 9,383 ratings, which suggests a fan base that sees room for improvement. Recent updates have focused on performance and bug fixes rather than new headline features.
What I find interesting here is the split personality of the app. Part of it is a news and highlights feed for anyone who follows the team, and part of it is a set of tools that only becomes useful when you are actually inside the stadium. The developer's own framing puts the gameday experience at the center, and that shapes who gets the most from it.
Tickets, profiles and the gameday toolkit
The feature the developer leads with is mobile ticketing. You can view your Seahawks tickets in the app, transfer them to someone else, or sell them, all without printing anything. For anyone who has stood outside a stadium hunting through email for a barcode, that alone is a reason to keep the app installed.
The app includes mobile ticketing. If you are going to a game, linking your mobile tickets opens up the in-stadium side of things: ordering concessions from your seat and using Season Ticket Holder discount cards. The developer lists these as gameday benefits, and they are the sort of features that make the app feel less like a news reader and more like a companion for the afternoon.
For viewers at home, the developer says the same profile shows highlights and stats. That is a sensible way to organize things, because it means one app covers both the weeks you attend and the weeks you do not. What appeals to me is that the profile is the hinge between the two modes.
News, video and the rest of the season
Away from gameday, the app works as a feed for team coverage. Headlines, photos and video highlights cover everything from games at Lumen Field to practices at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center. Highlights from every game are available to watch on your device, which is the kind of thing that fills the gap between Sundays.
The schedule section handles upcoming games, scores and stats from earlier in the season, and it is also where you buy tickets for games ahead. Alongside that sits a full roster and depth chart, useful when a name appears in a headline and you want to know where he lines up.
Stats get their own treatment. The app pulls real-time scoring from the official NFL stats engine, and covers head-to-head matchups, individual player numbers, drive-by-drive detail and box scores. Out-of-town scores are included, and division and conference standings are offered through the season. For a fan who tracks the playoff picture week to week, that is the section that will get the most use.
There is also a Pro Shop inside the app, selling Seahawks merchandise directly from the team's store. It rounds out the package rather than driving it, but it fits the pattern of keeping everything team-related in one place.
What the app asks of you
The app is free to download and there are no in-app purchases to worry about, but it is ad-supported, so you are paying with attention rather than money. The developer also notes that the app includes Nielsen's measurement software, which contributes to market research in the way television ratings do, and points to an opt-out page for more information. That is worth reading if you care about how your viewing is measured.
The app also offers a profile, and the notes tell you to switch on alerts and let the app update itself.
Some of the in-stadium features depend on things outside the app itself. Concession ordering and the Season Ticket Holder discount cards are tied to attending a game with linked tickets, so they will not mean much on a week you are watching from the couch. The app includes gameday tools tied to tickets.
How I would get the most from it
If you hold season tickets, I would set the profile up before the season starts rather than in the parking lot. Linking tickets early means the gameday tools are ready when you need them.
For the weeks you are not attending, the app rewards a bit of setup too. Turning on notifications and letting it update automatically is an option. The schedule and standings sections are the natural starting points for a quick look at where the team sits.
I would treat the app as two tools in one. Use the ticketing and gameday side when you are going, and lean on the news, video and stats side the rest of the year. Fans who only want scores may find a general sports app covers that need, but for the full Seahawks picture, including tickets and the Pro Shop, this is the one place that holds it all.
A team app that earns its spot on gameday
Seattle Seahawks Mobile is a solid choice for fans who want the team's news, video and stats alongside practical gameday tools. The combination of mobile ticketing, concession ordering and Season Ticket Holder discounts gives it a purpose beyond reading headlines, and the stats coverage from the official NFL engine is thorough enough for anyone following the standings.
The trade-offs are straightforward. It is ad-supported, and it includes Nielsen measurement software. The 3.1 average rating from 9,383 ratings tells you plenty of users have found things to complain about, though the developer's recent updates have concentrated on performance and fixes.
If you follow the Seahawks and want one app for the season, this is the obvious place to start. If you mainly want scores and headlines, a general sports app will do the job with less setup. For season ticket holders and regulars at Lumen Field, the gameday features are what make it worth installing.
The short verdict
A free, ad-supported team app that suits Seahawks fans who want tickets, stats and news in one place.
What's new in version 4.0.1
We update the Seahawks Mobile App regularly so you can stay up to date with your favorite team on and off the field year round. Update to the latest version to get the newest features and improvements. This release includes: Performance improvements and bug fixes Stay connected all season long by creating a profile, enabling push notifications, and turning on automatic app updates. Have feedback? Tap App Feedback in the Settings menu.
App specs
- Version4.0.1
- UpdatedOctober 2, 2026
- Downloads500K+
- RequiresAndroid 11+
- PriceFree
- Age ratingEveryone
Seattle Seahawks Mobile: frequently asked questions
What can I do with Seahawks tickets in the app?
The app handles mobile ticketing, so you can view your Seahawks tickets, transfer them to someone else, or sell them. Ticket holders who link their profile get in-stadium extras, such as concession ordering and discount cards.
Is Seattle Seahawks Mobile free?
Yes, the app is a free download and there are no in-app purchases. It is supported by advertising, and the developer notes that it includes Nielsen's measurement software, which contributes to market research in the way television ratings do.
What statistics does the app cover?
The developer says scores refresh live from the official NFL stats feed. The app also covers head-to-head stats, player stats, drive-by-drive detail, box scores and out-of-town scores, with division and conference standings offered throughout the season.
Do I need to create a profile to use the app?
Creating a profile is how you customize the app. The app offers a profile, mobile tickets and gameday features. The notes also suggest turning on alerts and letting the app update on its own.
Can I buy Seahawks merchandise and game tickets in the app?
Both are covered. The schedule section lets you purchase tickets for upcoming games, and the app includes the Seahawks Pro Shop, where merchandise is sold directly by the team's store.
Pros
- Free with no in-app purchases
- Mobile ticketing to view, transfer and sell
- Real-time stats from the official NFL engine
- News, video highlights and photos year-round
- Roster, depth chart and standings included
Cons
- Supported by advertising
- Includes Nielsen measurement software
- Gameday features are included
- Profile available for personalized content
- Average rating of 3.1 from users
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