Fandue

Fanduel helps you check the readiness of American football fields without an internet connection. At launch, the app restores local settings and any unfinished inspection, with a safe way to recover default values if data is corrupted. Three introductory screens explain field inspections, issue management, and the final report, while the home screen shows the next inspection, drafts, recent reports, and brief metrics. With Fanduel, you can create, search, sort, open, edit, and archive fields, then view their details, inspection history, and unresolved issues. Fanduel lets you select a field, date, time, competition level, and responsible inspector when creating an inspection. The checklist covers the playing surface, markings and yard lines, goalposts, sidelines, team areas, entrances and exits, lighting, and weather effects. Each item can be marked as not checked, satisfactory, needs attention, or dangerous, and can include a short note or linked issue. Fanduel saves the draft after every change, restores unfinished inspections, and lets you filter items by status. Validation checks required fields, numbers, dates, the linked field, and completion of all mandatory items before an inspection can be finished. Fanduel organizes issues by field area, risk level, status, responsible person, and due date. Issue forms require a name, area, and risk level, with optional fields for a description, responsible person, due date, and resolution status. You can optionally add one supporting photo with the camera; if permission is denied, the issue is still saved without a photo, and the app explains how to change permission in device settings. After an inspection, Fanduel locally calculates a result of ready, ready with observations, or not ready, then shows completed sections, dangerous items, open issues, and recommendations based on fixed rules. You can add a final comment, confirm the report, open it later, or retry the calculation using local data. Fanduel keeps a history of completed inspections and lets you filter it by field, period, or result. The summary displays the inspection count, result distribution, recurring problem areas, and average number of observations; when there are too few records, the app suggests completing more inspections. Settings include local reminders and reminder time, a required final comment, repeated-issue warnings, section order, confirmation before completion, the privacy policy, app rating, replaying the introduction, and confirmed data deletion. All data and calculations are stored and processed on the device through shared_preferences, without cloud synchronization or network requests, and the app uses only a light theme with accent colors for actions, progress, and statuses.