Sports Management SaaS Platform (Ongoing)🚀 Problem Sports academies and clubs needed one reliabl...

Sports Management SaaS Platform (Ongoing)🚀 Problem Sports academies and clubs needed one reliabl...Sports Management SaaS Platform (Ongoing)🚀 Problem Sports academies and clubs needed one reliabl...

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Chirag Boghara

• Jan 18

Sports Management SaaS Platform (Ongoing)🚀

Problem Sports academies and clubs needed one reliable system to manage players, bookings, payments, and daily operations.

What I’m building A multi-tenant, production-ready SaaS platform that helps sports organizations run operations through a clean admin dashboard and an API-driven backend.

Key features Role-based authentication (platform admin, club admin, coaches, parents, players) Player, academy, and club management dashboards Booking, scheduling, and availability management Secure API integrations for frontend and mobile apps Scalable backend architecture built for growth

Tech stack React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL Flutter (Android & iOS mobile apps) Stripe for subscription and payment handling

Happy to walk through architecture or demos if needed 😊.

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Istiak Ahmed Khan

• Apr 23

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• Apr 23

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