About us

Reframing Accessibility

Football should feel welcoming to everyone. Today it often doesn't: more than half of disabled sports fans say poor accessibility keeps them away from live events, and most who have a bad experience never come back.

XS360 exists to change that — starting not with technology, but with people.

#NoFanAlone

Our first promise is simple: no fan should have to go alone.

XS360 connects disabled fans with Matchday Companions — fellow fans of the same club who are going to the same match. A companion is not a carer or a professional assistant. They are a fan, there for the same reason you are, who shares the day with you.

How it works

1. Pick your match. Find the fixture you want to attend.
2. Tell us what would help. Entrances, seating, navigation, sensory needs — on your terms.
3. Review your match proposal. We suggest a companion going to the same match. You decide, and so do they — nothing is shared until you both accept.
4. Enjoy the match together. Agree a meeting point, stay in touch, and watch the game.

What we believe

• Dignity is non-negotiable. Every part of XS360 is built to reinforce confidence and independence, never dependence.
• Ask first, never impose. Fans told us clearly: unsolicited help is not help. Companions learn to ask before they assist.
• The full journey matters. A matchday starts at home and ends at home — not at the turnstile.
• Community before complexity. The most powerful accessibility intervention is a crowd that is educated, warm, and inclusive.

Where we're heading

Companion matching is the beginning. We're also mapping stadium accessibility — step-free routes, seating, quiet spaces, facilities — and working with clubs to set new standards for what a welcoming matchday looks like.

If you'd like to be part of it, find your match or learn how to be a Matchday Companion.