Groups to knockout
Round robin groups, then the top of each into a bracket.
Divisions, entries, brackets, a schedule and live scores, all on one link.
How it works
Set up, free
Add the event and up to ten divisions, each with its own format.
Try it
Fill it with sample entries and protests, then draw and schedule.
Publish, $20
One payment for the public link. Real entries and protests open.
Run the day
Score from any phone, even offline. The public page updates live.
Formats
Groups to knockout
Round robin groups, then the top of each into a bracket.
Single elimination
Lose once and you're out.
Double elimination
A second life through the losers' bracket.
Swiss
Fixed rounds against records like yours. Nobody goes home early.
Twice-to-beat
The top seed has to be beaten twice.
Team event
Two teams, A/B/C players, rounds of category matchups.
Features
Formats
Groups to knockout, single or double elimination, or Swiss. Up to ten divisions.
Entries
A public entry form, payment by QR, approve with a tap.
Schedule
Fill puts matches on courts and times, with no clashes.
Semi-final · Court 2
Lim / Reyes11
Cruz / Dela Paz8
Title sponsor Riverside Sports
Public page
Scores, brackets and sponsors, live as each match is scored.
Included
Entries
Draw
Game day
Public page
Questions
Groups into a knockout, single elimination, double elimination, Swiss, and twice-to-beat series. Each division picks its own, up to ten divisions per event. There's also a two-team event with A, B and C players.
Open the entry form and share the link. Entrants fill it in, pay by your QR code and upload the receipt, then you approve each one from a single inbox. Every entry gets a tracking number, and a full division puts new entries on a waitlist.
No. Anyone can register with a name and an email, check their entry's status with its tracking number, and follow the event on the public page.
Yes. Run it as yourself or as your club, and set any organizer name and logo for the public page — to keep your own name off it, or when you're organizing for someone else.
Keep scoring. Results are saved on the device and sent in order when the connection comes back, and you can download the whole event as a spreadsheet backup at any time.
Setting up is free: every division, form, draw and schedule, with sample entries and protests to try it with. Publishing a tournament, which gives it the public link with real entries and protests, is a one-time $20 (introductory price). No per-entrant fee.