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Side project · 2026 · In use every week

SuperManagerACBtracker

The official game shows too little; the ACB publishes everything but concludes nothing. I designed and built a tool that reads the league’s live data and tells me who to play, who to avoid and which line-up adds the most points.

Role
Designer, data modeller and builder
Users
Me, and the friends I play with every week
Tools
Claude Design · Claude Code · Python · React
Status
Live during the 2026/27 season
A ten-player SuperManager line-up as player cards on a basketball court, with the Telegram bot answering /jugador on a phone in front.

SuperManager is the ACB’s official fantasy game: you pick ten players each round, and they score — and change price — with their real performance. The app tells you very little about who to pick, and the ACB publishes every stat without drawing a single conclusion.

So I built my own tool: a scoring model with six criteria, five screens for one weekly decision, and a Telegram bot to ask it anything from my phone. I designed it with Claude Design, built it with Claude Code, and use it every round with my friends.

What it covers

Everything the official app leaves out, in one place — from the raw numbers to the decision.

  • Weekly analysisthe best ten for the round, within my budget: for points, balance or price rise.
  • Brokerwhat each player needs to score to rise or fall 15%, to buy early and sell high.
  • Statistics & leadersevery player’s season, and who leads each category.
  • Calendar & forecastswho plays whom, and how much each rival gives away to each position.
  • Press & injury reportnews and medical updates that change a pick before the market closes.
  • Live & leagueratings while the games are on, and the cooperative league with my friends.
Broker screen: each player’s price, and the rating he needs in the next game to rise or fall 15%.
Broker · what each player needs to rise or fall 15%

On the phone

Ask it from the phone

The Telegram bot answers any question about the data by command — a player’s price, his next rival, or what he needs to score to rise 15%.

Telegram bot: the /jugador command returns a player card with his photo, price and the rating he needs to rise or fall 15%.
Telegram bot · /jugador

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The full case

The model, the five screens, how I built it with Claude Design and Claude Code, and how accurate it has been. I share the password by message.

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