- Platform
- Windows x64
- Storage
- Local SQLite
- Exports
- JSON, nested JSON, and CSV
01 · Organize
A project is a snapshot
Create projects such as 2026/1 with a reference date of 2026-01-01. The date is stored as a calendar value and applies to every imported record in that project.
Project names are unique without regard to letter case. Multiple projects may use the same reference date.
02 · Collect
Choose what enters your data
Preview a Transfermarkt league or team before anything is saved. Select the squads and individual players that belong in the snapshot, then review conflicts and commit the change as one transaction.
03 · Explore
Browse without losing context
Search, filter, sort, page, and customize columns across league, team, and player tables. Follow a league into its teams and a team into its players while staying inside the active snapshot.
04 · Reuse
Take the whole snapshot with you
Export selected leagues, teams, and players as separate JSON or CSV files, or keep players nested under teams in one JSON snapshot. The output is complete and predictable, ready for analysis, scripts, spreadsheets, or archiving.
Privacy
Local by design
Your projects live in a local SQLite database. SQLite and Soccerbot run only in the Electron main process, while the Angular interface stays behind a typed, restricted desktop boundary.