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Kabine

A self-hosted team app for amateur sports clubs that runs entirely on Cloudflare, with no server to run and nothing to pay on the free plan.

Trainings and games with yes/no responses, squads, team chat, push notifications, helper duties and carpools, for players, parents and coaches. Each club deploys its own copy into its own Cloudflare account with one click.

Try the demo, no sign-up: as a player · as a parent · as a coach · as an admin

It started as the app of a handball club, where several hundred players, parents and coaches use it every day. The demo and all pictures show an invented club; more in docs/screenshots.

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/witscher/kabine && cd kabine
npm ci                              # Node.js 22 or newer
npm run secrets:generate -- --dev   # local secrets in .dev.vars
npm run db:reset:local              # local database with the invented demo club
npm run dev                         # http://localhost:5173

The first admin is set up at /einrichtung#<ADMIN_BOOTSTRAP_TOKEN> (see .dev.vars). npm run check runs the typecheck and all tests, npm run e2e the Playwright suite.

To run it for a club, use the Deploy button above: it creates the copy and all resources, and the free plan is enough for a typical club. Step by step: docs/install.md; running it (backups, season change, updates): docs/operation.md.

Under the hood

flowchart LR
  app["PWA (Preact)<br/>installable, offline view"] -- "HTTPS / WebSocket" --> worker["Worker (Hono)<br/>API, passkeys, static assets"]
  worker --> d1[("D1<br/>club data")]
  worker --> kv[("KV<br/>logo, switches")]
  worker --> chat["Durable Objects<br/>team chat, live helper plans"]
  worker --> queue["Queue"] --> push["Web Push (VAPID)"]
  cron["Cron, hourly"] --> worker

• Serverless end to end: Workers with static assets, D1, KV, Durable Objects, Queues and Cron Triggers. No container, no VM, nothing to patch.
• Real-time chat on Durable Objects with hibernating WebSockets; helper plans update live the same way.
• Push without a third party: Web Push with VAPID, sent from a Queue consumer.
• No passwords: sign-in by passkey (WebAuthn); invitations by link; optional e-mail or SMS codes.
• Installable PWA that keeps the last loaded state readable offline, also on iPhones.
• Safe updates for every club: releases arrive as a pull request in each club's copy; migrations run with a D1 Time Travel restore point and follow expand/contract, each with an upgrade test.
• Data minimisation by design: first name, last name and year of birth of players, nothing more by default; no tracking, no third-party scripts or fonts.
• Tested: Vitest in the Workers runtime (including contract tests for every module and connector and a test for every security rule), Playwright end-to-end tests and a journey from an empty database through every role.
• i18n with Lingui: English and German, gettext .po files anyone can correct.

Built with TypeScript, Hono, Preact and Lingui. Architecture: docs/dev/architecture.md; design and decisions: docs/dev/design.md, docs/dev/decisions.md.

What clubs get

• Players see their trainings, games and events, accept or decline with a tap and get notified of changes. Trainings count as accepted until someone declines.
• Parents respond for their children, read along in the team chat, take on helper duties and offer seats for away games. They decide what their child may do in the app.
• Coaches set up training plans once a season (school holidays are skipped), nominate squads, cancel or move trainings with one notification, invite players and parents by link and see who cannot be reached yet.
• Admins set up the club with a wizard, import teams and people from Excel or CSV lists, and run the season change once a year.

Optional modules: helper duties, youth referees, carpools, game schedules from handball4all (German handball), SMS codes and reminders.

For clubs and data protection officers

One installation per club, in the club's own Cloudflare account: there is no central server, and the authors of Kabine have no access to any club's data. It is invitation-only, not in the app stores, and stores only what a team needs week by week. The full data inventory, deletion periods and a privacy policy template are in docs/privacy.md; questions about costs, GDPR and why Cloudflare are answered on kabine.dev.

Contributing

The repository is built for contributions made with a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, …): every contribution is a folder or a file of its own, a generator creates the skeleton, and contract tests show at once what is missing. Good places to start:

Add	Command
A sport (age groups, playing times, typical helper duties)	npm run new -- sport basketball --name "Basketball"
Game schedules from an association's system (nuLiga, SAMS, …)	npm run new -- connector nuliga --vendor "nuLiga" --domain nuliga.example --sport handball
A function clubs can switch on	npm run new -- module polls --label "Polls" --label-de "Umfragen"
A language or a better translation	docs/dev/translation.md

The entry point for people and agents is AGENTS.md. A person sends the pull request, has tried it locally and answers questions. Ideas and requests: issues; security problems: SECURITY.md.

Licence

AGPL-3.0-only, see LICENSE. You may run, change and share Kabine. If you run a changed version for others, you must offer them its source code.

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