Tournament tools

Build the draw. Run the day.

From your first friendly round robin to a club championship, keep the format, players, matches, and results in one place.

Choose the right competition.

01

Compass Draw

Keep playing after every result.

For 8–16 players or teams per division. Compass rounds establish the seeds for a final knockout draw, with consolation for first-round losers. Main and consolation finalists receive awards. BYEs and knockout results affect actual match counts.

02

Round robin

Give everyone time to play.

Each entrant meets the others, with standings that update as results come in.

03

Single elimination

Make every round count.

A clear knockout bracket carries winners through to the final. Add a third-place match when needed.

04

Double elimination

Give competitors another chance.

Keep the competition going through winners’ and losers’ brackets.

05

Groups into knockouts

Build toward a big finish.

Start with round-robin competition, then move into a knockout stage.

06

King of the Court

Keep the group moving.

Run a session built around moving up the courts and competing for the top spot.

07

Community Open Ladder

Keep competing between events.

Members submit their own challenge scores for opponent confirmation. Results are accepted after 24 hours unless disputed, then update the ongoing Elo leaderboard.

Available setup options depend on your format and plan. Open Ladder is a community format.

Everything around the bracket matters, too.

01

Set up the event

Add the venue, address, date, time, and notes. Choose singles or doubles and add the entrants.

02

Organize divisions

Keep separate competitions together in one tournament. Club supports up to three divisions, with their own standings and champions.

03

Run the matches

Set a court and time. Record scores with validation for your sport and scoring format. Results update standings or advance the winner.

04

Share the work

Managers and admins manage the event. Enable listed participants to enter their own scores or set their match’s court and time.

05

Bring spectators along

Share a link or QR code to a synced community tournament. Spectators follow the action with viewing access.

06

Finish with a champion

Complete the competition and celebrate the title in the Trophy Room. Include a third-place match in supported knockout setups.

Ready for match day.

Give players a clear view of their next match. Keep court assignments, start times, and knockout progression close at hand.

Start small. Keep it simple.

Create a personal tournament for a game with friends, including offline play. When your group needs a shared home, create community tournaments so members can stay connected to the same competition.

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