Tell us your real process.
Who brings ideas? How do you settle on words? Who should be asked before a group name appears?
Supporter-group pilot / In preparation
The stand has its own way of working.
We want to learn it before we build for it.
Chants is preparing a small pilot with real supporter groups. We are starting with conversations, not a new set of group accounts or badges.
See how to get involvedThe idea
Built with groups.
Not guessed for them.
Some groups have a clear organizer. Others work through a few friends and a chat. We do not want to force both into the same setup.
We are interested in how your group finds chant ideas, chooses words, and decides who can speak for it. What we learn will shape any future group tools.
A simple starting point
How this pilot starts
Find the useful part.
We will look for one small piece Chants could help with, such as clear credit or a way to discuss alternative versions.
Agree on the next step.
Any public group label or new permission would need a separate agreement and product review. A conversation does not enroll your group.
One important line
Backing an idea is not proof it was sung.
A future group shortlist could show what a group wants to try. It would not turn that chant into Terrace Proven. A checked group identity would confirm who speaks for the group, not endorse every chant. Chants keeps community preference and reviewed real-world evidence separate.
Get in touch
Bring us your way of doing it.
If you help run a supporter group and would like to talk, email Chants. A short note about your group and how you work is enough to start. There is no application form or promised place in the pilot.
Email Chants about the pilotPlease do not send private member lists or matchday footage in your first message.