The tool solves the problem of running engaging company raffle draws by providing a visually striking 3D sphere interface where participants' names rotate and are selected. It stores all configuration data locally in the browser using IndexedDB, so no backend infrastructure is required. Users configure participants by downloading an Excel template, filling it with names, and importing it back. Prizes are added through a dedicated configuration interface where organizers specify prize names, quantities, eligibility rules, and associated images. The application supports background music playback and custom background images, all managed through the same local storage mechanism.
The tool suits organizations planning company events, annual meetings, or other gatherings where a visually impressive raffle experience is desired. It requires a modern Chrome or Edge browser on desktop and works entirely client-side. The README explicitly states the tool does not support predetermined outcomes, meaning all draws are random. The project includes internationalization support for multiple languages and can export raffle results to Excel for record-keeping.
Development shows active iteration with completed features including the 3D sphere interface, local persistence, participant and prize management, music and image handling, temporary lottery additions, and multilingual support. The README acknowledges the codebase was developed under time pressure and invites users to report bugs and request features through the issue tracker. A Docker build option is provided for deployment flexibility.
