How We Built a Successful Fantasy Cricket App?

In-app chat fosters engagement through discussions and strategy sharing.

Create private or public leagues with flexible contest modules.

Manage users, leagues, payments with real-time analytics and control tools.

AI offers smart player picks based on stats and trends.

Seamless functionality across Android, iOS, and web platforms.

The backend server was built using Node.js to handle the real-time flow of data, such as live match updates and user interactions.

A NoSQL database was used to manage large volumes of player and user data. Its scalability ensured smooth functioning even during peak traffic.

Amazon Web Services were used to host the app, providing a reliable and scalable infrastructure to handle large user volumes.

Integrated to track user behavior and preferences, Firebase helped AIS improve user retention by understanding app usage patterns.

The app incorporated SSL encryption to secure all transactions, ensuring users' financial and personal data were safe.

During cricket seasons like IPL, millions of users would join the platform simultaneously, which could cause the app to slow down or crash.

The app required instant updates on player performances during live matches. This needed strong backend support to handle the real-time flow of data without delays.

With a high volume of transactions, ensuring secure payments and safeguarding user data were critical issues.

The app had to be scalable to accommodate future user growth, especially during major tournaments.

Creating a compelling experience to keep users engaged and coming back to the platform regularly posed a unique challenge.

AIS integrated high-end encryption and secure payment gateways into the fantasy sports application to protect user data and transactions.

The app was developed to work smoothly on both Android and iOS devices, ensuring that users across all platforms had a consistent experience.

The app allows users to share their team progress, contest results, and achievements via social media, enhancing viral potential and user acquisition through referrals.

To retain users, AIS included daily and seasonal leaderboards, rewards systems, and notifications to keep users engaged and motivated to participate regularly.