Free tournament manager

Run a league or a tournament for free, with no account needed. Players and spectators follow the standings and draws on their phones. Referees score matches live with our scoring apps using a match code, or you type in the results yourself.

  • Leagues, groups with play-offs, knockouts and double elimination
  • Order of play, courts and times, and a TV scoreboard
  • Online entries, check-in and series rankings

Create a tournamentUpcoming events

1. Set up your tournament: format, entries, seeding and your manager link. Watch on YouTube
2. Run it on the day: check-in, the order of play, results and the scoreboard. Watch on YouTube

The videos play from YouTube when you press play.

Create a tournament
1. The event
2. Format
3. Entries and seeding

Add your entries to see how many matches there will be.

4. Series ranking (optional)

Is this tournament part of a series? Its final placings then earn ranking points in the series. Get the join code from the series manager, or set up a series.

5. Your manager PIN

You'll get a private manager link. To make changes you need both the link and this PIN. We can't recover a lost PIN.

How it works
  1. Create the tournament and keep your manager link and PIN.
  2. Share the public link with players and spectators. Standings and draws update by themselves.
  3. For each match, either type in the result, or give the referee the match code. They enter it in the scoring app, the names are filled in, the live score appears for everyone, and the result goes straight into the tournament.

Running a season or a circuit? Link tournaments into a series ranking and players earn ranking points by how they finish. List your tournament on Upcoming events so players can find it.

Which format should I choose?

Our articles explain each format with worked examples: round robin, knockout seeding and byes, groups and knockout, double elimination, and club series with ranking points.

Tournament details are stored on our server so everyone can see them. Don't enter more personal information than names. See our privacy policy.