Four steps to a finished tournament
Add your teams
Add team names (or individual players) and the tournament basics: groups, format and date.
The app draws the bracket and schedule
Group stage, knockout or league. The system draws the pairings and builds a complete match schedule.
Enter results live from your phone
During the match, enter goals, cards and assists in a couple of taps, no paper and no spreadsheets.
The table and stats calculate themselves
Standings, top scorers and cards update automatically, in real time, for everyone following along.
Everything you need to run a tournament
Automatic draw
Round robin, knockout or group stage. Pick a format and the system draws the pairings and builds the schedule.
Live result entry
Goals, cards and assists are entered straight from your phone while the match is on.
Public tournament page
Share one link. Teams, parents and fans follow the results with no sign-up at all.
Stats that stick around
Scorers, assists and cards stay saved and visible even after the tournament is over.
Share by link or QR code
Stick a QR code on a poster or send the link to a group chat. Everyone lands straight on your tournament.
A schedule that's always current
Move a match or change the venue and everyone with the link sees the update right away.
Free for every tournament until April 2027.
No card, no hidden costs. Sign up, create a tournament and use every feature (draw, live result entry, public page and stats) completely free until the offer ends.
Questions from organizers
No. If you can use a phone and fill out a form, you can run a tournament through the app. Nothing to install. It all runs in the browser.
No problem. You can enter a result even after the match. The table and stats recalculate as soon as you save the entry, whenever that happens to be.
Yes. You can manually edit pairings, times and venues at any point, and everyone following the tournament through the link sees the new schedule right away.
There's no practical limit, from a small tournament with a few teams to a large one with dozens of participants and multiple groups.