I revived Scoragora, a World Cup prediction game
Revived 2014 prediction game with free calendar sync and no betting or ads.

Clean prediction league app, but Excel sheets already do this for free.
Football fans organizing prediction pools with friends
OfficePools · Fantasy Premier League
During Euro 2024, the app reached 7,000 users. I was running it on Fly.io and, despite the great DX, I realized I hadn't spent enough time on my caching strategy. I ended up hitting over 100GB of outbound traffic in a month for what is essentially a text-heavy app. For v3, I’ve spent my time rethinking the data-fetching architecture and ensuring I'm not "re-downloading the world" on every match update.
The tech-stack:
- nuxt v4 & tailwind
- sqlite + drizzle ORM. I’m a huge advocate for SQLite in production for these types of hobby apps—it’s fast, simple, and the performance for thousands of concurrent users has been surprisingly solid
- auth: Better Auth
The rules: It’s the standard "guess the score" format, but I’ve added a twist where points double starting from the Round of 16 to keep the leaderboard competitive until the very end.
I built this because I wanted an ad-free, tracker-free alternative to the cluttered betting apps out there. It’s just me and a few friends playing, but it’s been a fun way to learn about modern web architecture and the "surprises" that come with even modest scale.
Revived 2014 prediction game with free calendar sync and no betting or ads.
No-signup prediction pools via secret URLs, but only useful for one tournament.
Simple World Cup predictions when ESPN and FIFA already have fantasy games.
Slack-native World Cup pool, but office brackets already solve this.
Zero-signup tournament links beat the usual email-gate for casual pools.
Visually striking map with 4K+ predictions and zero signup friction.