Project Summary

After researching the different kinds of eSports Club members and finding out the challenges the club tackles from the board members themselves, we’ve come to a conclusion. The main factor that is limiting the clubs growth is more funding and resources, which would allow the club to take a step to the next level. Also having college students running a club of this size entirely with little cooperation from the administration, the student board members face a lot of stress in these positions. Not to mention members of the club teams have to pay nearly $100, just to deal with neglect from their own school. Members are disheartened paying the money when it’s known that there are easier solutions that Farmingdale State College has failed to let them see through. Since there is no clear solution on the administrative side of things, it seems the individuals in these kinds of situations have to innovate. With the college student centered streaming service we created, gamers that don’t have enough money to afford certain luxuries can get donations and form better relationships with people from their school who may watch.

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Problem Statement

​Using live broadcasting, video streaming, donations, and chat interaction, we will be able to connect students through a streaming service centered around students. The individuals will be able to both create and consume content tailored to different interests. Donations through the app allow students to gain more financial liberty, and like other streaming websites, individuals who grow their channels enough could even gain sponsorships. This could help motivate these hard working, student creators to keep making videos and stream while balancing schoolwork. The aforementioned app is will come with its own built-in mobile currency service, which allows users to easily add funds to their app’s account or transfer then to a bank account of their choice.