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AI · June 14, 2026

Vestuario

AI-powered manager for amateur football groups

What it does

Every amateur football group runs on WhatsApp chaos. Vestuario fixes that. AI-balanced teams based on real player ratings and positions. Weekly match attendance. Goals, assists & season standings. Field cost splitting. MVP voting. 15 achievements to keep players engaged. Freemium — the captain pays, players join free. Offline-first PWA. Currently in open beta, free while it lasts.

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