DraftKings

DraftKings is a dark captaincy desk for organizing the leaders of a European soccer club without an internet connection. On first launch, three onboarding screens explain the board, manually entered data, and offline operation, then let you set the club name, country, optional competition, and captaincy-order format. The DraftKings Home screen shows the current captaincy hierarchy, next matchday, quick role cards, and recent decisions; empty states guide you to create a player or matchday.

DraftKings lets you search and filter players by position, availability, or leadership role. Create or edit records with a name, number, position, age, availability, role, trust level, strengths, risks, and notes. On the DraftKings role board, organize the captaincy order, penalty, free-kick, and corner takers, referee communication, young players, and locker room. Drag or select players, change the order, remove an assignment, and record a reason; unavailable players require a specific confirmation, while role conflicts display a warning.

Create a matchday with an opponent, competition, date, location, importance, expected starting captain role, backup plan, and key risks. In DraftKings, matchday details include leaders, set-piece takers, pressure, cards, captain substitutions, and the on-field communication plan; after the match, you can record the actual decision and an impact rating. The DraftKings decision log keeps who wore the armband, who took set pieces, the reasons, what worked, and what should be reviewed. Filter by player, competition, type, or period, then view assignments, average impact, frequent conflicts, and rising trust without fabricated data.

DraftKings settings include the club profile, captaincy-order format, local reminders, conflict confirmation, minimum trust level, visibility of unavailable players, onboarding reset, text-summary export to the clipboard, Privacy Policy, and Rate App. Lists, roles, matches, decisions, notes, and settings are stored on the device with shared_preferences and persist after a restart. The camera is optional and only used for a player photo; if permission is denied, an initials avatar remains and you can retry or open permission settings. Form validation, loading, empty, and error states, plus warnings before deletion, help keep records clear.