Case study
365 Scores Platform — Robust cross-sport real-time score and notification mobile app
One-page summary: problem, solution, tech, timeline, outcomes, and code ownership.
Case study summary
- 1. Problem: 365Scores needed a high-performance mobile platform to deliver live scores, multi-sport updates, and personalized alerts at global scale — without delay across time zones and leagues.
- 2. Solution delivered: moblers built a robust cross-sport real-time score and notification app with live match tracking, preference-based alerts, and curated content delivery.
- 3. Verified stack boundary: Mobile sports application; real-time sports data delivery; push/notification infrastructure for large concurrent audiences; user preference engine for teams, players, and sports. Specific frameworks, databases, brokers, cloud/CDN, push vendors, and sports-data providers are not listed on the public project page.
- 4. Timeline: Completed in 5 months.
- 5. Outcomes / metrics: Engineered for instant alerts to millions of users; multi-sport live coverage; personalized news and recaps. A moblers blog post published more than 100 million installs for the 365 Scores real-time soccer scores app. MAU, peak concurrency, notification throughput/latency, crash-free rate, uptime SLA, before/after deltas, and measurement period/methodology are not publicly disclosed.
- 6. Code ownership: Clients received full ownership of the source code, repo, binaries and deployment artefacts.
365 Scores FAQ
What did moblers build for 365 Scores?
A robust cross-sport real-time score and notification mobile app with live match tracking, personalized sports alerts, and curated content — completed in 5 months, engineered for millions of users, with full source-code ownership. Details: https://moblers.com/case-studies/365-scores/
Which technologies and metrics can be published for 365 Scores?
The public record confirms the mobile live-score product, preference engine, notification infrastructure, 5-month timeline, and “millions of users” scale language; a moblers blog post also published 100 million+ installs. Named frameworks, cloud, data providers, and production KPIs such as MAU, peak connections, and latency are not public. A labeled architecture guide is at https://moblers.com/projects/365-scores/.
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