The city falls asleep

About the project. The project involves developing a CRM system for clubs that host games of the card game Mafia. The product's value to the consumer is fulfilling all needs related to accounting and automating the club's operations. The system includes two types of accounts: Player and Club Staff. The latter can have the rights Owner, Administrator, or Host. Each permission level grants access to the club management section appropriate to the position within the club. The system allows club staff to: create events, track player bookings for events, issue unique numbers within clubs, maintain player rankings inside the club, create and conduct games using a special interface for the host's convenience, so that the entire game process and its current state are displayed on screen. It also provides flexible configuration of game rules, including role and team settings. A player in the personal account can view their ranking and game statistics, based on which they can assess their performance in a specific role and adjust their gameplay tactics accordingly. As the founder of the development team, the initial goal of this project is to assemble a team of passionate IT professionals to develop the AlfaFamily team into a separate company and brand. The core idea of the team's work is to find interesting projects from people who have an idea but lack the ability/will/time/competence to implement it. We evaluate incoming leads for interesting ideas, and if we believe a project can achieve commercial success, we develop it for free, and after implementation and launch into production we share the resulting profit from the project with its conceptual originator. The secondary goal of the project is to launch it commercially and begin monetizing it to reward our developers and other team members. There are two more commercial projects in the pipeline: one is being transferred to us for development by a third party with an active business, and the other is our own EdTech project idea aimed at children aged 7–18, involving parents in the process.