Kompit is a SuperApp for competitions, offering an end-to-end experience—starting from event registration, match management, to real-time leaderboards.
Project Overview
Kompit is a SuperApp for competitions, offering an end-to-end experience—starting from event registration, match management, to real-time leaderboards. It also provides supporting features such as venue rental, sparring sessions, social-based marketplace, and training class bookings.
This case study focuses on the Brazilian Jiujitsu (BJJ) competition module, addressing the challenges of registration, event management, match scoring, and live leaderboard display. The app is designed for a wide user base, ranging from children to adults who actively participate in competitive sports.
Details
Time Frame:
2022 – 2025
Role:
End-to-End UX & UI Designer
Problem Statement
Through user interviews with athletes, organizers, and community members, we identified several key pain points:
- Manual registration process – mostly done offline through dojos.
- Inefficient event management – brackets, scoring, and winner announcements are handled manually.
- No real-time match updates – athletes and spectators have no access to live scores during matches.
- Lack of performance tracking – no structured way for athletes to view their historical stats and improve strategy.
Goals
- Redesign the registration and event management flow.
- Create a modern, user-friendly UI for athletes, organizers, and audiences.
- Enable a live scoreboard feature that works offline on the field.
- Provide data-driven athlete performance insights.
Design Process
Empathize
Define
Aditya the Athlete – wants to register easily, track scores, and monitor performance.
Oka the Organizer – needs a seamless way to manage brackets, payments, and match results.
Journey Map Highlights: Difficulty finding reliable event info. No online payment options. Lack of transparency in match scores or standings.
Ideate
Athlete registration
Event creation & bracket management
Score input & leaderboard display
Proposed new solutions like:
Flexible payment system
Real-time (and offline-capable) scoreboard
Athlete performance dashboards
Prototype
Focused on mobile-first experience with responsive web access.
Testing & Iteration
Key feedback:
Spectators appreciated real-time scores.
Organizers found bracket tools easier to manage.
Offline scoreboard projection was a major win.
Multiple iterations on: Scoreboard layout Flow efficiency for match controllers Data display for audience and athletes
Key Solution & Features
These are the places where customers interact with the brand, such as the website, social media, retail environments, customer service, and advertising. Each touchpoint should provide a consistent and coherent brand experience. The ease and satisfaction with which customers can interact with the brand’s products or services. Good UX is crucial in digital branding.
- Flexible Payment: online registration and payment integration.
- Event Management: from match brackets, participant handling to fund withdrawal.
- Live Scoreboard: real-time match scoring visible to spectators, even without internet.
- Athlete Stats: centralized data for tracking growth, performance, and competition history.
Fun Insights
- Balancing the needs of athletes, organizers, and spectators in one cohesive flow was a unique UX challenge.
- Designing a scoreboard that works both online and offline required careful collaboration with developers.
- This project emphasized the importance of user testing in real environments (on-site events) to validate usability and technical feasibility.