Match-Ups Browser: Sports-Focused Multi-Streaming Browser

Client: MatchUps Role: Full-Stack Developer Platform: Electron (CEF/Chromium-based)

When the team at MatchUps approached me, they had a clear vision:

“We want a browser made for sports fans — something fast, custom, and built around streaming, stats, and betting tools — all in one place.”

So I set out to build exactly that: a custom browser designed from the ground up for people who live and breathe sports.

What I Built:

I developed a cross-platform browser using Electron and CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) — giving us a modern, stable core with full control over the UI and user experience.

The result? A sleek, dedicated sports browser packed with features tailored for fans, streamers, and sportsbook users alike.

Here’s what made it special:

🎥 Multi-Stream Viewing – Watch multiple games at once in a clean, tiled layout. Users can track several matches side-by-side without lag or clutter.

📊 Live Stats Integration – Real-time score updates and player stats, overlaid directly in the browser experience.

💸 Sportsbook Tools – Integrated betting features with seamless transitions between streams, stats, and betting slips.

🧠 Custom AI Feed (optional) – Smart content suggestions based on teams, leagues, or user favorites (designed with future AI capabilities in mind).

🖥️ Lightweight & Cross-Platform – Built for Windows and macOS using Electron, with performance optimization for media-heavy sessions.

🎨 Branded Experience – Fully themed UI featuring MatchUps branding, logos, and visuals (as seen on the splash screen above), creating a consistent and immersive feel.

Tech Stack:

Electron, CEF (Chromium), JavaScript, Node.js, WebSocket (for live data), HTML/CSS, FFMPEG (for stream handling)

The Outcome:

The MatchUps Browser was built to do one thing really well: give sports fans everything they want, without distractions. Whether it’s catching multiple games live, tracking your fantasy league, or placing a quick bet — this browser makes it smooth, fast, and all in one place.

It’s a browser built for game day — and I’m proud to say I built it from the ground up.