Plan offline
Build schedules, teams, fields, and brackets in the native app.
Tournament operations software
Plan tournaments offline. Publish live schedules online.
A calm, reliable way for organizers to prepare tournaments locally and share clear public pages when the event goes live.
| Time | Round | Teams | Field | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:00 | Gruppe A, Round 1 | Team A1 vs Team A4 | Field 3 | 1-0 |
| 09:20 | Gruppe A, Round 1 | Team A2 vs Team A3 | Field 3 | 2-1 |
| 09:40 | Gruppe B, Round 1 | Team B1 vs Team B4 | Field 3 | 3-0 |
| 10:20 | Gruppe C, Round 1 | Team C1 vs Unnamed | Field 3 | — |
Start from common templates for football, tennis, basketball, chess, and volleyball. Each option opens the editor with the sport and tournament format already selected.
Plan group tables first, then continue with a knockout bracket for finals and placement matches.
Open templateUse a direct single-elimination bracket when every match should decide who advances.
Open templateSet up a clear tennis draw for singles, doubles, or club events with a simple knockout path.
Open templateRun preliminary basketball groups before sending the best teams into the final bracket.
Open templateUse Swiss rounds for many chess players without eliminating participants after one loss.
Open templateLet every volleyball team play the others and rank the table by results and points.
Open templateBuild schedules, teams, fields, and brackets in the native app.
Share a public tournament page with live schedules and standings.
Give teams a direct page for their next match, results, and field.
Built for event day
Times, round, opponent, field, and status stay visible on public and team pages.
Place a code at the venue so players, parents, staff, and guests can open the right page quickly.
Publish explicitly from iOS or macOS when a local tournament should appear online.
Update, pause, unpublish, and share public links without exposing private operator data.
Publishing workflow