Oshi Spoiler-safe sumo widgets for every basho

Adopt a rikishi, put them on your Lock Screen, and reveal each day's result when you're ready to see it.

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iPhone Lock Screen with Oshi widgets showing Onosato's record and a sealed result

Welcome to Oshi

Your rikishi, on your schedule

In Japanese fan culture your oshi is the one you cheer for, whatever happens. Oshi turns that into a sumo app: pick your wrestler, then follow their basho from your Lock Screen, your Home Screen and your wrist.

Tournaments run in the Tokyo afternoon, which is the middle of the night for much of the world. Oshi holds every result back until you tap, so you can watch the highlights first and still feel the bout.

Every bout. Your oshi. Your timing.

Features

Everything a sumo fan checks, in one place

Lock Screen widgets and Live Activity for Onosato Home Screen with Oshi widgets: rikishi card, basho day ring, pick'em score and banzuke Oshi home dashboard for Onosato with record, rank and the next results countdown Reveal screen showing a win by oshidashi Pick'em screen listing the day's last five bouts with upset and musubi bonuses Makuuchi banzuke with records through day six

How it works

A basho day with Oshi

Each tournament runs fifteen days. This is how one of them fits around your day, wherever you live.

  1. Before

    Pick your oshi

    Choose your rikishi once and add widgets. They update themselves for the rest of the basho.

  2. By 14:00 JST

    Make your picks

    Call the last five bouts of the day. Picks lock before the top division steps up.

  3. Tokyo afternoon

    Results stay sealed

    Bouts finish in Japan. Your widgets show that a result is ready, never what it is.

  4. Your time

    Reveal it

    Tap Reveal when you're ready: see the kimarite, your picks score and your streak.

The sumo year

Six basho, one oshi

Grand tournaments open on the second Sunday of every odd month. Oshi follows all of them, and keeps your oshi's career numbers in between.

  • 初場所

    Hatsu Basho

    January · Tokyo

  • 春場所

    Haru Basho

    March · Osaka

  • 夏場所

    Natsu Basho

    May · Tokyo

  • 名古屋場所

    Nagoya Basho

    July · Nagoya

  • 秋場所

    Aki Basho

    September · Tokyo

Gold and red gyoji gunbai

Oshi Yokozuna

Go all the way to the top rank

Oshi is free to download. Yokozuna is the full app, for fans who want sumo on every screen.

  • Every widget and theme
  • The Live Activity
  • Photo widgets
  • Full career stats
  • Your whole pick history
  • Alternate app icons
Download on the App Store

Monthly, yearly with a free trial, or lifetime. Prices are shown in your local currency in the App Store.

FAQ

Questions fans ask

How do I add sumo widgets to my iPhone Lock Screen?

Install Oshi and pick your rikishi first. Then touch and hold the Lock Screen, tap Customize, choose the Lock Screen, and add Oshi from the widget list. Home Screen widgets work the same way from the Home Screen's edit mode.

How does Oshi avoid spoilers?

Every result is sealed until you tap Reveal, in the app, in widgets and in the Live Activity. Notifications say a result is ready in the same words whether your oshi won or lost, and share cards hide outcomes unless you choose otherwise.

What is an oshi?

Oshi (推し) is the Japanese fan word for the person you support most. In the app it's the rikishi you follow, and everything on your widgets and dashboard is built around them.

Is Oshi free?

Yes, Oshi is free to download. Oshi Yokozuna, a subscription or one-time lifetime purchase, unlocks every widget and theme, the Live Activity, photo widgets and your full pick history. Oshi Ozeki is a one-time purchase that adds career stats and more widget themes.

When are the sumo tournaments?

There are six grand tournaments a year, in January, March, May, July, September and November. Each runs fifteen days starting on the second Sunday of the month, with the top-division bouts in the late afternoon Japan time.

How does the daily pick'em work?

Each basho day you call the winners of the last five bouts before 14:00 JST. Correct picks score points, upsets and the final musubi bout score extra, and your streak carries over from day to day. It's for fun only, with no wagering and no prizes.

Does Oshi work on Apple Watch?

Yes. Oshi has a watch app and complications that show your oshi's record and keep results sealed, using the rikishi you chose on your iPhone.

Where does the sumo data come from?

Banzuke, schedules and results come from public sources, mainly Sumo-API. Oshi is an independent fan app and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the Japan Sumo Association.

Questions, bugs or ideas?

Write to us. We usually reply within two days, and faster outside basho weeks.

support@oshisumo.app