Core stack
A modern React foundation for long-term product work.
InGaming is not a turnkey platform or a bundled backend. It is a frontend product split into two repositories: the operator admin and the casino frontend foundation, both already shaped by real product and UX decisions.
One repository covers operator work. The other covers player-facing sites. They stay separate because the product problems are different, but together they define the current InGaming scope.
Across iGaming projects, the backend is usually where the serious investment goes, and the frontend surfaces are treated like an afterthought. That shows up in admin tools that are slow and inconsistent, and in casino sites that get rebuilt brand by brand without a reusable system behind them.
InGaming was built to fix both sides of that problem: a serious operator admin first, then a reusable casino frontend foundation instead of another one-off build.
InGaming ships with demo data, not a production backend. That is intentional. Operators already have their own auth, payment providers, compliance logic, and business rules. Bundling a fixed backend here would create more rewrite work, not less.
Integration model: you bring your backend. InGaming provides the frontend surfaces and the boundaries to connect them cleanly.
The stack is modern and production-grade, but it is still a supporting point rather than the main reason to buy. The codebase is structured to make extension and long-term maintenance predictable.
A modern React foundation for long-term product work.
Fast iteration with reusable, consistent interface patterns.
Organized to keep domain logic and UI boundaries clear.
Prepared for backend boundaries, demo data, and multi-project product work.