Competitive video tournament platform with multi-criteria AI adjudication (Gemini 2.5 Flash/Pro), real cash prize pools via Stripe Connect Express, 471 automated tests, and production-grade engineering. Actively seeking investment to scale creator onboarding and tournament liquidity.
Building a competitive video platform across 36 sports disciplines with objective AI judging and real-money prize pools, resilient against video prompt injections, queue drops, and double-payout vulnerabilities.
Architected a module-first Next.js App Router & Supabase platform (11 domains, 55 migrations, 25 tables), two-stage Vertex AI Gemini 2.5 adjudication (evidence-before-score + server-authoritative score calculation), Deno Edge workers, GCS signed URLs, and idempotent Stripe Connect Express escrow.
Qontest is a competitive video tournament platform featuring multi-criteria AI adjudication, an autonomous financial circuit via Stripe Connect, and uncompromising engineering discipline: atomic PostgreSQL transactions, strict payout idempotency, automatic recovery after network drops, and 100% test coverage over critical money paths. Engineered solo in tandem with Claude Code CLI across 27 work days.
The project rejects brittle code generation: every component is engineered to handle third-party API downtimes, queue spikes, and human manipulation:
Strict separation of model concerns and hardware-grade defense against video prompt injection:
Real participant capital, automated prize pool distributions, and concurrency race resilience:
Clean separation between Next.js App Router frontend, Supabase storage, and background queues:
Platform gamification and real-time event distribution:
The AI does not judge subjectively. Each discipline is governed by a strict matrix of 5–6 criteria with normalized federation weights (FIG, World Skate, WDSF, NATS):
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