FC26 Career Dashboard App Maker — Source Code + Database

This package gives you access to the full source code and database behind the FC26 Career Dashboard App Maker.

It is made for people who want more than just the finished app. With this version, you can study how the project works, edit it, rebuild it, customize the design, change the logic, expand the database, and use it as a foundation for your own tools, dashboards, desktop apps or football-related graphic systems.

The project is built as an Electron desktop application using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js and npm. The interface is simple, editable and focused on speed: search a player, load the dashboard, adjust the data, select playstyles, and export the final panel as a PNG.

What is included?

This source package includes:

• Full Electron desktop app source code
• Player dashboard interface
• Player search system
• Editable player data form
• PNG export system
• Dashboard styling files
• Form/editor styling files
• JavaScript logic files
• Stat conversion/calculation system
• Build configuration
• npm project files
• Windows .bat shortcuts for easier use
• Assets folder structure
• Player database file
• Access to player-related data used inside the app
• Photos, flags and logos used for graphic design purposes
• Project structure ready for editing and rebuilding

What can you do with it?

With the source files, you are not limited to only using the app as it is. You can open the project, inspect the code, change the layout, adjust the colors, edit the design, modify the data structure, rebuild the app, or use parts of the logic in your own projects.

This can be useful if you want to create:

• your own football dashboard app
• a custom graphic generator
• a career mode content tool
• a player database viewer
• a scouting-style panel creator
• a thumbnail support tool
• a custom desktop application
• a different version of the same concept with your own branding
• a learning project based on a real working Electron app

The biggest value of this package is that you do not start from zero. The app already has a working structure, a designed interface, editable player panels, database handling, asset loading, build scripts and PNG export. You can use it as a base and build your own version from there.

Database included

The package also includes a manually prepared player database. The database is used by the app to quickly load player names, nationalities, clubs, positions, ratings and other useful data for creating career dashboard graphics.

This saves a large amount of time because you do not need to manually build the database structure from scratch.

The database is especially useful for creators who want fast access to player information while creating thumbnails, career mode graphics, social media posts or informational football visuals.

Important asset notice ⚠

The included player photos, flags and logos are intended only for graphic design, preview and content creation purposes inside this type of tool.

You cannot use protected images, player photos, club logos or similar assets to create and publish your own commercial game, website, database product or asset pack unless you have the correct rights or permissions from the original rights holders.

If you want to build a fully commercial public app, website or game from this source, you should replace protected assets with your own licensed or original assets.

The source code itself can be studied, edited and used as a technical base for your own project.

Main files and structure

The project is structured like a typical Electron desktop app.

The root folder contains the main application files, configuration and build scripts. The assets folder contains images, fonts, flags, logos and database files. The build folder contains files needed for the final Windows build, such as the app icon. The tools folder contains helper scripts used during building and preparing the app.

The main logic is split between main.js, preload.js and script.js.

main.js handles the Electron desktop side of the app, such as opening the window, reading files and saving PNG exports.

preload.js safely connects the frontend interface with the Electron backend.

script.js controls the visible app behavior, including player search, form updates, dynamic dashboard changes, playstyle selection and export logic.

The visual structure is handled by index.html, while style.css and form.css control the appearance of the dashboard and editor interface.

Why this package is valuable

This is not just a static design file. It is a working source project.

You receive the actual code, structure and database behind the tool. That means you can learn from it, customize it, improve it, rebuild it and adapt it to your own workflow.

For creators, it can speed up graphic production.

For developers, it can be used as a base for a similar Electron project.

For football content creators, it provides a ready-made system for creating player dashboard graphics much faster than designing everything manually.

Instead of spending days setting up a database, layout, export function, styling and desktop build system, you get a working base that can be modified immediately.

Requirements

To run or build the project, you need:

• Windows PC
• Node.js installed
• npm installed
• basic ability to open a project folder and run commands
• or use the included .bat files for easier setup

The package includes files that help with starting, cleaning and building the app without typing every npm command manually.

What this is best for

This source version is best for people who want to:

• understand how the app was built
• customize the app for their own needs
• create a modified version
• use the dashboard system in their own workflow
• learn from a practical Electron project
• save time building a similar tool
• work with a ready-made player database structure
• create football graphics faster

Final note

This is an unofficial project and is not affiliated with EA Sports, FIFA, FIFPro, FC26 or any football club or organization.

The source code and project structure are provided as a development and customization base. Any protected names, images, logos or third-party assets should be used responsibly and only within the limits of your rights and permissions.

Dante 2026