World Cup 2026 Schedule
Fixtures, live scores, group standings and the knockout bracket for the 2026 tournament. Backed by our own match API.
Open on Google PlayRomba StudioAndroid · Backend
We build the app, the API it talks to, and the infrastructure both run on. Everything below is shipped and live — you can open any of it right now.
{
"success": true,
"data": {
"status": "ok",
"service": "football-backend",
"uptimeDays": 36
}
}The match API behind World Cup 2026 Schedule. Up 36 days, answering right now.
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Fixtures, live scores, group standings and the knockout bracket for the 2026 tournament. Backed by our own match API.
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Open on Google PlayThe stack
An app is the visible end of it. The rest has to run too.
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose on Android, built offline-first so a calculation never waits on a network round trip.
An API and a background worker keep World Cup 2026 Schedule current — fixtures, live scores and standings — with Postgres for state and Redis for caching.
Our own servers. Each app is an isolated deployment behind a shared proxy, so one going down cannot take the others with it, and everything is monitored and alerting.
How the apps handle data
The short version. The published policies are one click away.
Calculations run on the phone, and the entries and history behind them are stored there. We run no account system and no server that receives them, so we cannot read them or hand them over.
The apps are free and carry Google AdMob ads, which use an advertising ID and a rough country-level location. Crash and usage reporting is off until you agree to it, and you can switch it off again in Settings at any time.
Where an app publishes its own policy, that policy names the exact SDKs it loads, the data types they collect, and step-by-step instructions for deleting everything.
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