Organizer guide

Everything below requires signing in — each tournament is owned by the account that created it.

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Sign in as organizer
Click Organizer sign in in the top-right and sign in with Google. Anything that changes a tournament — creating it, adding players, generating the schedule, entering scores — requires being signed in, and each tournament is owned by the account that created it. Spectators don't need to sign in to watch.
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Create a tournament
From the tournaments list, choose New tournament. Give it a name and pick a format — round-robin rotating, fixed, or mixed doubles, singles, MLP (3- or 4-player teams), King of the Court, or a ladder or flex league. Set the number of courts, the game target (e.g. 11), and win-by margin. Leave rounds blank to let the generator pick a fair number. Setting up several divisions at once? Use AI setup to describe them in plain English and create them in one go.
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Add players or teams
On the tournament page, add entrants before generating. Most formats take individual players — use Add many at once to paste one name per line. Mixed doubles needs at least two men and two women. Fixed doubles takes pre-set teams of two. You can remove an entrant any time before the schedule is generated.
4
Generate the schedule
Press Generate schedule. The engine builds balanced rounds across your courts and lists any byes per round. You can re-generate freely until the first score is entered — after that the schedule locks so results stay consistent.
5
Enter scores live
Type each side's score into the boxes on a match and tap away — it saves automatically. The winner is highlighted, standings recompute instantly, and ties are rejected. Spectators watching the same tournament see updates within a few seconds.
6
Run a playoff
Once some round-robin games are scored, the Playoff panel appears. Choose a bracket size (top 2, 4, or 8) and start it — entrants are seeded from the standings. Score bracket matches the same way; winners advance automatically and the champion is crowned after the final. Reset clears the bracket back to the round robin.
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Debug panel & deleting
The amber Debug card at the bottom is organizer-only. It shows raw IDs, join/spectator codes, entrant counts, and the full data payload (with copy-to-clipboard) — handy when something looks off. Its danger zone also lets you permanently delete the tournament.

Organizer guide

Everything below requires signing in — each tournament is owned by the account that created it.

Click Organizer sign in in the top-right and sign in with Google. Anything that changes a tournament — creating it, adding players, generating the schedule, entering scores — requires being signed in, and each tournament is owned by the account that created it. Spectators don't need to sign in to watch.

Create a tournament

From the tournaments list, choose New tournament. Give it a name and pick a format — round-robin rotating, fixed, or mixed doubles, singles, MLP (3- or 4-player teams), King of the Court, or a ladder or flex league. Set the number of courts, the game target (e.g. 11), and win-by margin. Leave rounds blank to let the generator pick a fair number. Setting up several divisions at once? Use AI setup to describe them in plain English and create them in one go.

Add players or teams

On the tournament page, add entrants before generating. Most formats take individual players — use Add many at once to paste one name per line. Mixed doubles needs at least two men and two women. Fixed doubles takes pre-set teams of two. You can remove an entrant any time before the schedule is generated.

Generate the schedule

Press Generate schedule. The engine builds balanced rounds across your courts and lists any byes per round. You can re-generate freely until the first score is entered — after that the schedule locks so results stay consistent.

Enter scores live

Type each side's score into the boxes on a match and tap away — it saves automatically. The winner is highlighted, standings recompute instantly, and ties are rejected. Spectators watching the same tournament see updates within a few seconds.

Run a playoff

Once some round-robin games are scored, the Playoff panel appears. Choose a bracket size (top 2, 4, or 8) and start it — entrants are seeded from the standings. Score bracket matches the same way; winners advance automatically and the champion is crowned after the final. Reset clears the bracket back to the round robin.

Debug panel & deleting

The amber Debug card at the bottom is organizer-only. It shows raw IDs, join/spectator codes, entrant counts, and the full data payload (with copy-to-clipboard) — handy when something looks off. Its danger zone also lets you permanently delete the tournament.