PaulAtkins

Squash venues ran scores on paper. Nothing synced between courts, nothing counted toward a player's national ranking, and club admin lived in spreadsheets.

One authoritative match state, fanned out over WebSockets to every screen in the building. The score engine owns the rules and writes through to Postgres; each completed match posts to SquashLevels.

Live scores on every device in the venue, sub-frame sync, and every game now counts toward a national rating — club management folded into the same app.

Scott Pape's Barefoot-style bucket budgeting works, but every app that does it wants your bank logins sitting on someone else's servers.

Ship the whole product as one Docker stack you run yourself. An Express API, Postgres, and an AI advisor that reads only local data and returns plain-English guidance — no outbound sync.

Bucket-method budgeting with an AI advisor, where financial data never leaves your machine — stood up with a single compose file.