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The acca tracker for your group chat. Build accumulators with your mates, compare bookmakers, and climb the leaderboard.
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Social football accumulator game — weekly group accas from live odds, auto-settled, season leaderboard
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A social football accumulator game for groups of mates. Every week, each member of a group contributes one pick — built from real bookmaker odds — to a shared accumulator. The slip locks at the first kickoff, results settle automatically from live score data, and a season-long leaderboard keeps the bragging rights honest.
No money is staked through the app: picks are tracked against a notional stake, and bookmaker price comparisons carry clear affiliate/18+ disclosure. UK-focused (Premier League, Championship, League One, League Two).Read the full README ↗Live at accapicks.com
A social football accumulator game for groups of mates. Every week, each member of a group contributes one pick — built from real bookmaker odds — to a shared accumulator. The slip locks at the first kickoff, results settle automatically from live score data, and a season-long leaderboard keeps the bragging rights honest.
No money is staked through the app: picks are tracked against a notional stake, and bookmaker price comparisons carry clear affiliate/18+ disclosure. UK-focused (Premier League, Championship, League One, League Two).
| Layer | Tech |
|---|---|
| Frontend | React 19, Vite, React Router 7, Framer Motion, installable PWA (service worker + web push) |
| Backend | Python, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy, Pydantic, Alembic migrations |
| Database | PostgreSQL (SQLite in local dev) |
| Data feeds | The-Odds-API (live odds & scores), football-data.co.uk (results, form, H2H history) |
| Deployment | Docker on Railway, auto-deploy from main |
weekblocks.py is a pure module (fixture lists in, anchored week blocks out; no DB, no network) driven by autoweek.py on a 30-minute tick. Kickoffs arrive as UTC and are bucketed through Europe/London, so BST/GMT boundaries and Friday-opening weekends are handled explicitly. Pure core + thin orchestration keeps the tricky calendar logic unit-testable.Security has been treated as a first-class feature — full details in docs/security.md. Highlights:
jti-based token blacklist (revocation on logout and password change), bcrypt hashing with timing-attack-resistant dummy hashes on failed lookups, and account lockout on repeated failures.npm audit and pip-audit on every push.# Frontend (repo root)
npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:5173
npm run lint
npm run build
# Backend (from backend/)
pip install -r requirements.txt -r requirements-dev.txt
uvicorn app.main:app --reload # http://localhost:8000
python -m pytest # unit tests (pure logic modules)
python migrate.py # Alembic migrations
The backend needs a .env (see backend/.env.example) with a The-Odds-API key for live odds.
This project is built solo with an AI-assisted workflow — the .claude/ directory contains the project rules, learned-mistake log, and agent definitions that keep that workflow disciplined.
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