Player & spectator guide

Everything you need to follow a tournament — no account required.

1
Open the tournament
Your organizer will share a link or a short code (the #XXXXXX shown by the tournament name). Open the tournament page and you'll see everything live — no password or sign-in needed to watch.
2
Find yourself in the lineup
The Players (or Teams) card lists everyone entered. Check that your name is there and spelled right — if not, let the organizer know so they can fix it before the schedule is generated.
3
Read the schedule
The Schedule card groups matches by round. Each row shows the court (e.g. Ct 1) and the two sides. If you have a bye that round, you'll see your name listed under the round as resting — you're back in the next one.
4
Know your score
Only organizers enter scores, but everyone can see them. A completed match shows both scores with the winner highlighted. The page refreshes on its own every few seconds, so just keep it open courtside to follow along.
5
Track the standings
The Standings table ranks players or teams by wins, losses, and point differential as results come in. It updates the moment a score is saved.
6
Follow the playoffs
If the organizer starts a playoff, a Playoff bracket appears with the seeded matchups. Watch winners advance round by round until a champion is crowned after the final.

Everything you need to follow a tournament — no account required.

1
Open the tournament
Your organizer will share a link or a short code (the #XXXXXX shown by the tournament name). Open the tournament page and you'll see everything live — no password or sign-in needed to watch.
2
Find yourself in the lineup
The Players (or Teams) card lists everyone entered. Check that your name is there and spelled right — if not, let the organizer know so they can fix it before the schedule is generated.
3
Read the schedule
The Schedule card groups matches by round. Each row shows the court (e.g. Ct 1) and the two sides. If you have a bye that round, you'll see your name listed under the round as resting — you're back in the next one.
4
Know your score
Only organizers enter scores, but everyone can see them. A completed match shows both scores with the winner highlighted. The page refreshes on its own every few seconds, so just keep it open courtside to follow along.
5
Track the standings
The Standings table ranks players or teams by wins, losses, and point differential as results come in. It updates the moment a score is saved.
6
Follow the playoffs
If the organizer starts a playoff, a Playoff bracket appears with the seeded matchups. Watch winners advance round by round until a champion is crowned after the final.