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Sports and gaming products have sharp traffic peaks around matches and launches, so we design the backend to scale up for kick-off and back down afterwards. Real-time features such as live scores, leaderboards and chat are built on infrastructure designed for many simultaneous connections.
Typical builds include fan apps with live content and rewards, fantasy and prediction platforms, booking for courts, pitches and coaching sessions, tournament brackets and registration, and club or academy apps for schedules, payments and player progress.
Where real-money features are involved, local rules vary a great deal by country, so we work with your legal advisers during discovery to confirm what is allowed in each market before anything is built.
Engagement is the core metric, so analytics, notifications and personalisation are designed in from the start. Our SkyeOne venue booking platform shows the booking and scheduling side that many sports businesses need.
We build for iOS, Android and the web, often with Flutter or React Native so one codebase serves both mobile platforms. For clubs, leagues and venues, the first release usually focuses on the one thing fans or members use most, such as live scores or booking, with further features added after launch.