Build log

TnT adds five sports and season leagues

Hockey, futsal, handball, basketball and kabaddi join football and cricket, each scored its own way, with a one-tap points pad for basketball and kabaddi. Leagues can run as a season, one round per week, and scoring keeps working with no signal.

TnT is ready for any league

Quick setup builds pools and prices from your teams and budget, in any currency. Players can sign themselves up with a photo. Matches get kick-off times and pitches, awards are yours to define, and share cards turn results, tables and winners into images for WhatsApp.

TnT adds cricket and build-your-own formats

Events are now football or cricket. Cricket is scored ball by ball or over by over, with scorecards, net run rate tables and batting and bowling leaders. Either sport can run any format up to 20 teams: groups or a league, one leg or two, and a knockout of any size.

TnT is shipped and tournament ready

It ran its first full event, the auction and the tournament that followed, so the In development tag comes off. Cricket and build-your-own tournament formats are next.

TnT is now available to other leagues

Organizations get one main login plus sub-logins on any email domain, and the TnT page now has plans for a single event, a yearly license or a perpetual one, with an enquiry form that goes straight to me.

TnT joins the fleet, in development

Teams n Tournaments runs a local league's player auction live, with the big screen, the host's phone and every team owner's view in sync. It's the first TruTech app built for the web rather than Android, and it gets its own [TRU]TnT icon from the same generator as the rest of the fleet.

Site overhaul: faster, more accessible, easier to find

• Lighthouse scores of 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO on every page, and 99 to 100 for performance, with fonts self-hosted and the hero image served as responsive WebP
• WCAG AA contrast across both themes and all eight app accents, visible keyboard focus, and a skip-to-content link
• Sitemap, structured data for every app, and a proper 404 page
• A clearer services page, with how a project runs and how pricing works, and this changelog

One launcher icon system, identical across all eight apps

Every app's icon is generated by the same script, which solves the letter spacing so [TRU] and the app name render at exactly the same size in every app, whether the name is COST or STOCK. Re-running it everywhere fixed a visible size drift between apps.

trutech.pro launches

The company site goes live: the full fleet, a page for every app, how it's built, and services.

Tru Neo replaces Tru Minimal

All eight apps moved from the flat, hairline-bordered Tru Minimal theme to Tru Neo: pure neomorphism, one base tone per theme, depth from a dual-tone shadow pair, and one accent per app. The theme file is duplicated byte-for-byte in every repo and checked by a test in each.