I need a web-based tool that can watch the official FIFA World Cup ticketing pages in real time, spot newly released or returned seats that meet my price targets, and move them into the cart the moment they appear. The core workflow is simple: I set a match, category, and maximum price, then leave the page open. The tool keeps scanning in the background, instantly flags qualifying seats, and—when possible—pushes them straight to the cart so I only have to confirm checkout. Automatic ticket detection, price filtering, and an auto–add-to-cart action are therefore non-negotiable parts of the build. Because it must run anywhere I sign in, I prefer a clean web application (no desktop installers). A lightweight dashboard that works smoothly on Chrome/Edge and can sit behind a secure login is enough on the UI side; the heavy work happens in the background through efficient polling or websockets so the FIFA site thinks a human is browsing naturally. Deliverables • Source code for the complete web app (frontend + backend) • Deployed demo URL for quick testing • Setup guide for hosting on my own VPS • Short usage manual showing how to set match IDs, price caps, and toggle the auto-cart feature Acceptance criteria • Finds eligible tickets within two seconds of their appearance during a typical drop • Correctly respects my price threshold every time • Successfully adds at least one ticket to cart during a live test session (I’ll provide credentials in a safe channel) Familiarity with ticket-scraping mitigation measures, CAPTCHA handling, Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium, or equivalent headless solutions will be valuable here. Security and stealth are top priorities, so please outline how you plan to keep requests human-like and avoid IP blocks when you respond.