Create a game
Pick the pitch, the date and time, how many players, and the price per person.
Zamin gets your pickup football sorted. Create a game, drop the link in your group chat, and watch the roster fill up. No more counting thumbs-up emojis.
On iPhone? A web version for iPhone is coming soon. On iPhone? Open the web version in Safari.
No long forms, no endless group-chat threads. Set up the game and let Zamin handle the rest.
Pick the pitch, the date and time, how many players, and the price per person.
Send it to your group chat. Friends tap it and they're in, and private games stay invite-only.
Watch the roster fill up live, and get a reminder before kick-off.
See who's in. Every time someone joins or drops out, the list updates for everyone at once.
Keep it to your crew. Private games only show up for people who have the invite code.
A nudge before the game, plus a heads-up when players join or leave, or the plan changes.
Set a price per player in any currency, so everyone knows what to bring.
Your home screen shows games where you play, not the whole world.
A few hours before kick-off, joining and leaving lock, so nobody bails at the last minute.
Zamin comes in English, Persian and Indonesian, with full right-to-left support.
Zamin is shared directly from here instead of an app store, so installing it takes one extra tap.
Samsung, Xiaomi, Pixel and the rest
To install, open playzamin.com in your phone's browser.
Web version, no App Store needed
A web version for iPhone is on its way. You'll open it in Safari and add it to your Home Screen, and it works just like an app.
Yes. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. Zamin is made for playing football with friends.
Zamin is a small project shared between friends, so it's published directly from here. It's the same app, and new versions are posted on this page.
That warning appears for every app installed outside Google Play. Zamin only asks to send you notifications, and it can't see your contacts, photos or location.
The main button works on almost every phone from the last several years. If Android says the app isn't compatible with your phone, install the 32-bit version instead.
Download again from this page and install it over the old version. Your account and games stay as they are.
Not yet. A web version you can add to your iPhone's Home Screen is coming soon.
Yes, through the web version. Open it in Safari and add it to your Home Screen; see the iPhone section above.