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Free Windows desktop app to run amateur billiards/boccette heat championships (campionati a batterie): draws, convocations, roll call, results, standings, WhatsApp/email, and a local AI assistant. Not an official UISP product.
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📄 New organizer? Read the Guida rapida (Italian quick-start guide, also as PDF)
Free, for Windows 10/11 - see Installation for the SmartScreen warning
BiliardoOS is a desktop app for running a heat championship
(campionato a batterie) in billiards/pool ("boccette") - the format used
by Italian amateur leagues, where players (or pairs) are split into heats
of 8 or 4, followed by a knockout final phase. It's the tournament format
typical of amateur championships between bars and clubs across Italy.README 전문 보기 ↗🇬🇧 English | 🇮🇹 Italiano
🔗 Share link: https://plagemes.github.io/biliardoos-releases/
📄 New organizer? Read the Guida rapida (Italian quick-start guide, also as PDF)
Free, for Windows 10/11 - see Installation for the SmartScreen warning
BiliardoOS is a desktop app for running a heat championship (campionato a batterie) in billiards/pool ("boccette") - the format used by Italian amateur leagues, where players (or pairs) are split into heats of 8 or 4, followed by a knockout final phase. It's the tournament format typical of amateur championships between bars and clubs across Italy.
It is not an official UISP product and doesn't use any UISP branding: it's built for any club or association running an amateur heat championship, from the draw of the first evening all the way to the final podium, with convocations, roll call, results, standings, WhatsApp/email communications, and a local AI assistant that runs entirely on the organizer's own PC.
Note: the app's user interface is currently in Italian, with partial English support. It was built for the Italian amateur billiards/boccette scene and its terminology (heats, roll call, convocation tickets...) reflects that context - the descriptions below use the Italian terms alongside their English translation where it helps.
All data stays on the organizer's PC: no account to create, no cloud service to pay for, nothing sent to third parties.
Automatic heat draw (sorteggio) - 8 or 4 players per heat, singles or pairs - with configurable rules (no player drawn into their own home bar, even distribution of sports clubs/groups, seeding by ranking/ELO) and a quality-scored preview before you confirm. Every draw produces a report ("Anteprima sorteggio" / "Verbale di Sorteggio", i.e. draw preview / draw record) exportable to PDF, with a reproducible seed.
PDF convocation tickets (tagliandi di convocazione), laid out either 4 per A4 sheet for printing at the venue or as single tickets for emailing/WhatsApp, with call times calculated automatically.
Roll call/check-in (appello) with late-arrival handling (grace period, penalties, exclusion, and walkover where needed) and real-time result entry, with standings and qualification updated after every match - even from a phone, via the read-only LAN server ("Results on your phone").
Automatic generation of the final-phase bracket from the heat results, all the way to the podium, plus season standings (individual and by club/venue), a hall of fame, and advanced statistics.
Built-in WhatsApp (no external app to install) and email via Gmail or Outlook, with automatic routing to whichever channel is available for each recipient. The send queue has anti-ban protection (randomized delays, hourly/daily limits, periodic pauses, quiet hours, an automatic circuit breaker if anomalies are detected) and a transparency page showing exactly what the queue is doing right now and why.
A fully local AI assistant (powered by Ollama), with automatic install/update of the engine and a model chosen to fit your PC's hardware: it answers questions about using the app, with direct links to the relevant pages. The same assistant can also answer players on WhatsApp, with organizer approval required for sensitive requests.
Optional link between a "home" PC and a laptop on the road (via Tailscale or sync through a shared folder such as Google Drive), plus an "offline evening" mode for a remote venue, with result entry from a phone via a dedicated PIN.
Privacy consent management (GDPR-style), an optional app lock password, automatic/manual local backups, an optional external backup copy (OneDrive/USB/NAS), and automatic data-integrity checks with safe repair.
BiliardoOS-Setup-<version>.exe from the
releases page.BiliardoOS isn't (yet) signed with a code-signing certificate - a paid service that isn't essential for an app meant for internal/club use. On first launch you'll see a warning like:
"Windows protected your PC" - "Windows Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting..."
This is expected and harmless: click "More info", then "Run anyway". The warning appears because the executable isn't digitally signed, not because it contains anything harmful.
The installer installs for the current user only, without requiring administrator rights (with the option to install it for all users if you prefer), creates a shortcut on the Desktop and in the Start menu, and its interface is currently Italian-only.
BiliardoOS checks for and installs new versions published here on GitHub by itself - no account, no configuration needed: the check runs at startup (silently if nothing is found) and can also be triggered from Settings → Updates. An update is never installed while an open match evening is in progress, and it's always preceded by an automatic data backup.
All championship data stays on the organizer's own PC: players, tournaments, results and communications are saved locally, never on an external server. The AI assistant runs locally (via Ollama, on the user's own PC): questions and answers are never sent to any third-party cloud service. The only outbound traffic is what's strictly needed for automatic updates and, if enabled by the user, for actually sending emails/WhatsApp messages.
Do I have to pay for anything? No: the Base version of BiliardoOS is free to download and use.
Do I need an account or a subscription to some cloud service? No. Data stays on your PC. WhatsApp and email are optional and use your own existing number/account, with no paid third-party services involved.
Does it work without Internet? Yes, for day-to-day use (draw, printed convocations, roll call, results, standings). Internet is only needed for automatic updates and for features that require actually sending something (WhatsApp/email) or downloading the AI model.
Does the AI assistant send my data to external services? No: the assistant runs locally on your PC via Ollama. No player or tournament data ever leaves the PC for the AI assistant.
Why does Windows show a warning during installation? Because the installer isn't signed with a (paid) code-signing certificate. See Installation above.
Can I use it on more than one PC (home and laptop)? Yes, via the optional "home/laptop link" feature (Tailscale or a shared folder) - see the dedicated section above.
Can I modify or redistribute the program? No: BiliardoOS is freeware, provided "as is" - it's not open source. See License.
Where can I find the full manual? In-app, under the Guide entry in the side menu, or by asking the built-in AI assistant directly.
BiliardoOS is freeware: free to use, but all rights are reserved -
you may not resell, modify, or redistribute the program without
permission, and it's provided "as is", without warranties. See the full
text in LICENSE.
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