Features

Participants are pasted in, a format is chosen and the draw is made. As results are entered, winners advance and standings update; the bracket, fixtures and standings are printed or shown on a projector.

Key features

Tournament formats: Single elimination (byes for top seeds, optional third-place match), double elimination (upper and lower bracket, grand final, optional reset), league (single or double round-robin, Berger tables), groups + knockout and Swiss system.
Repeatable draw: The draw follows the list order or is seeded at random; the draw number is shown and saved, and the same number gives the same draw. The draw is revealed step by step on screen.
Standings: Points for win / draw / loss and ordered tie-breakers: head-to-head, goal difference, goals scored, number of wins, Buchholz, draw.
Results: Score, extra time and penalties; result only (1–0, ½–½, 0–1) for sports such as chess. When an earlier result changes, the affected later matches are listed and confirmation is asked.
Now playing: A full-screen view for projectors: live score and upcoming matches.
Printing and export: The bracket on A4 / A3 landscape, standings and fixtures are printed; saved as PDF, PNG and CSV (fixtures, standings).
Participants: A list editor, pasting line by line and importing from CSV; the list order is the seeding order.
Views: A zoomable, scrollable bracket (round tabs on phones), standings and fixtures with date / time / venue fields.
Samples: An eight-team cup, a six-team league and a ten-player Swiss chess tournament come with the first launch; they return with "Add samples again".

Devices and browsers

On phones the bracket is shown with round tabs; scores are entered in a bottom sheet.
The "Now playing" screen opens full screen on a computer connected to a projector or TV.
Saving a file in place is available in Chrome, Edge and Opera; in other browsers the saved file is downloaded.