A social sports platform for Android that brings athletes together. Find players who share your interests, organize friendly matches or competitive tournaments, explore sports venues across Bucharest, and stay connected through in-game chat — all in one place.
From football and basketball to table tennis and tennis — Sportify works across multiple sports, connecting players who share the same passion.
Create or join friendly matches and competitive tournaments. Whether you're a casual player or a serious competitor, there's a game for you.
Browse sports locations across Bucharest on an interactive map. Find the nearest court, field, or facility and see what events are happening there.
Every game has a dedicated chat room. Coordinate with teammates, discuss tactics, or just get to know the other players before you meet on the field.
Build your sports identity with a personal profile. Track your activity, showcase your preferred sports, and connect with other athletes in the community.
Full dark mode support for comfortable use at any time of day — because the best games often happen after sunset.
Google's officially recommended language for Android — chosen for its concise syntax, null safety, coroutines, and modern library ecosystem.
Official Android IDE providing the best tooling for UI previews, emulators, debugging, and Firebase integration.
NoSQL real-time cloud database by Google. Enables live data sync across all users with automatic scalability and a flexible document structure.
Secure email/password authentication with built-in session management, password reset, and direct Firestore integration — no custom auth server needed.
Interactive map integration for browsing and discovering sports venues across Bucharest, with real-time event markers.
Modern Android architecture using Jetpack components and the MVVM pattern for clean separation of UI, logic, and data layers.
The full source code is available on GitHub — browse the codebase, check the architecture, or clone the repo and run it yourself.
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