Development

BetFoot grew out of a simple wish: to predict football results among friends, with a real league table, but without betting money. The platform covers the major European leagues (Ligue 1, Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A) as well as tournaments such as the Euros and the World Cup.

Three ways to play. In SoloBet, every matchday opens up a betting credit: you pick your match and your odds, you can boost your stake up to five points, and you climb the table on the strength of the odds you win and bonuses for consistency. In TeamBet, a squad of six players and a coach combine their bets into a weekly ticket; the shared pot, the comments and the per-community standings keep the team alive all season. In ChampionshipBet, you fill in a grid of exact scores before the opening whistle of a tournament, then watch the competition settle it.

A real social life. Every match has its discussion thread, predictions are commented on and voted for, and a Telegram bot relays notifications, standings and comments straight into the communities' groups — in both directions.

The project has been through two generations: a first version in Nuxt 2, then a complete rewrite in Nuxt 3 with a dedicated API. It is open by invitation.

Majord'Home takes an inventory of your home object by object, plans the upkeep of each one and shares the household load — mental load included — between everyone who lives there. A boiler due for a service, a filter to change, a warranty about to expire: the app remembers for you and hands the tasks out fairly.

The project is made of three parts: a native iOS app, a GraphQL API that holds the household's data, and a presentation website that collects applications for the private TestFlight beta.

The app is currently in private beta, and the presentation site is live at majordhome.app.