Developer Builds AI-Powered Live Dashboard for FIFA World Cup 2026

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A developer has created PassionPulse, an AI-powered live dashboard for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, submitted as part of DEV Community's Weekend Challenge: Passion Edition. The project goes beyond standard scoreboards by offering a real-time knockout bracket, live score updates, and an interactive fan passion heatmap showing global support intensity. A standout feature uses Google Gemini AI to generate short, emotion-driven match commentary, which is then converted into spoken audio via the ElevenLabs text-to-speech API. The frontend is built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while the backend runs on Node.js via Netlify serverless functions, pulling live match data from the open-source worldcup26.ir API. The project has been submitted for two prize categories: Best Use of Google AI and Best Use of ElevenLabs.

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