Claim a seat → your personal portal.
À La Carte is not a grid of tiny boxes — it is the personal portal after you claim who you are on the roster. Pick your team and jersey, prove with TeamSnap or Spordle, then stay on one ice surface: next game, travel in Maps, tape, measure, school/NCAA, and the apps you bind. Built for a teenager who needs focus — not ten logins.
Same screen rewrites — like markings on the ice that never leave.
Ontario AAA ice portal
Tracker for Ontario amateur AAA hockey players — all ages. Claim your roster seat, bind TeamSnap or Spordle, then run Game · Go · Tape on one rink. Ontario first; other provinces later (rules differ). Household Leaf when pay opens — free to test now.
How
Abstract sport shell + ice portal: classify the bout, paste tape/wearable numbers, print clocks + receipt. We are not the team or the rink.
Where
On the player's device after seat claim. Identity first; pay later when Leaf opens.
Where we do not
We are not TeamSnap, Spordle, Hockey Canada, or a medical program. Simulation meters are not treatment.
À La Carte is a modular lander — not one frozen page.
An À La Carte seat unlocks a personal app environment for one sport or bout. Depth expands as each sport/app is developed. We architect the abstract layer (seat → meters → receipt); we are not the team, the club, or the course.
How
Claim who you are, then run the module on your device: clocks, tape, maps, measure. Iris can sit as sensors at the seat. Orient how/where before any simulation dump.
Where we operate
On the player's edge after seat claim, and in the sport shell above real systems. Books/report stay local when meters run.
Where we do not
We are not Hockey Canada, the NCAA roster office, a golf club, or a medical program. Simulation meters are not treatment. Do not invent that unbuilt modules are live.
Built now · Next modules
Roadmap order: Hockey first (live ice portal / seat pattern) → Golf may jump ahead of other team sports because it is not roster-dependent → then other team sports (e.g. football / NCAA) → then other individual sports.
🏒 Hockey · Ice portal
Current module. Claim roster seat → Game · Go · Tape on one rink. Ontario AAA seat pattern is the live template for every later sport.
⛳ Golf · individual path
May jump ahead of other team sports — no roster dependency. Architected path (not shipped): camera for terrain / shot view; Iris suggests from handicap + course; wind/weather from a local source as real-time as possible.
Golf camera / Iris course coach is not live today.
🏈 Football / NCAA · others
Same seat pattern as hockey once meters land. Roster-bound modules follow the ice template — classify the bout, bind identity, run on-device.
Other individual sports
After hockey + golf path and team sports: more single-athlete modules reuse the abstract shell. Each expands this lander — depth is cumulative, not a one-page dump.
Pay for the bout you need. Built on what DCLM can model.
Hockey is the live template. Golf and other major sports plug into the same DCLM sport shell when their meters land — classify the tweak, paste tape/wearable numbers (or priors), print clocks + receipt. Look/Measure free. Jacket CLOSED. 100% private. Zero personal data tracking.
Enter ice portal → Sport shell · measure
Minor Hockey Shift Pacing
Optimizes 42–45s anaerobic ceiling line rotations, 3rd period fatigue recovery, and opponent matchups.
Golf module (architected path)
Not roster-dependent — may jump ahead of other team sports. Vision (not shipped): camera for terrain/shot view; Iris suggests from handicap + course; wind/weather from a local source. Golf camera is not live today.
Weekend Tournament Resolver
Resolves multi-child split arena schedules, carpool splits, hotel check-ins, and rest windows.
Contractor Job Margin Lock
Calibrates wholesale materials, subcontractor labor, and regional market rates to guarantee target margins.
Weekly Overtime Balancer
Optimizes employee shifts and eliminates accidental 1.5x overtime hours across garages, shops, and dining.
Daily Van Route Clustering
Sequences service calls for trade vans, cuts 20% fuel waste, and eliminates city backtracking.