Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Ahmedabad, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"The project is a dedicated Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) e-sports application designed especially for competitive players. Its core module is a robust tournament-listing system that surfaces upcoming events, shows live progress on ongoing brackets, and keeps an archive of past results for easy reference.

Functional scope
• Tournament listings must be filterable by status (upcoming, ongoing, past) and searchable by name or organiser.
• A secure registration flow should let solo players or full squads join events directly from the app, including in-app roster edits up to the organiser’s lock-in time.
• Real-time match and standings updates are essential; websocket or similar low-latency tech is preferred so scores appear instantly on both the listing page and player dashboards.
• Push or in-app notifications should alert users about registration deadlines, match start times, result postings and any admin announcements.

UX notes
A clean, minimal interface that mirrors the visual language BGMI players are used to will keep adoption high. Dark-mode support is a plus, as many users play in low-light environments.

Back-office & analytics
An admin panel (web or in-app) will let me create tournaments, manage brackets, publish rules, and export basic stats such as unique check-ins and match completion rates.

Acceptance criteria
1. Listings clearly separate Upcoming, Ongoing, and Past sections.
2. Players can complete a full registration flow, receive confirmation, and appear in the bracket.
3. Live updates and notifications trigger within 2 seconds of a score change in a test match.
4. App passes review on at least one mobile platform (Android or iOS) and follows BGMI TOU guidelines.

Feel free to suggest the tech stack you’re most comfortable with—native Android (Kotlin), iOS (Swift), or a cross-platform approach like Flutter or React Native—as long as it meets the latency and push-notification requirements." (client-provided description)