FunStats Sports Platform

Full-stack software engineer

Built and evolved a sports statistics platform where young athletes can record performance, manage seasons and teams, and compare progress with friends.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptMUIZustandSupabase AuthKnex.jsPostgreSQLCI/CD

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What the work delivered

Supports season-aware game, team, tournament, award and player-stat workflows

Combines relational data modelling with a responsive, child-friendly interface

Uses resilient authentication and deployment workflows for a production application

Goals

Make detailed sports statistics approachable for young athletes
Support meaningful comparisons across games, seasons and friends
Build a maintainable full-stack application with secure authentication

Key design decisions

Modelled seasons, teams, games, tournaments and awards as relational domains
Used Supabase Auth session and refresh handling across the application boundary
Separated UI state, API access and domain data to support continued refactoring
Automated production deployment and process reloads through CI/CD

Challenges and solutions

Reliable authentication

Improved session refresh, API error handling and forced logout behaviour so expired credentials fail safely and predictably.

Evolving a rich data model

Introduced clear relationships for seasons, teams, friends, tournaments and awards while preserving existing player-stat workflows.

Key learnings

Evolving a capstone into a longer-lived product
Designing relational models for sports and social features
Diagnosing authentication and deployment issues across the full stack

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