Single elimination and round robin. Stripe-collected entry fees. Score reporting from any phone, owner-confirmed before it hits the public draw page. Court allocation built in so the front desk doesn't have to firefight a bracket mid-Saturday.
Eight players, four rounds, one winner. Confirmed scores update the public page within seconds; matches in progress show as "live" without exposing partial scores.
The two formats most clubs actually run. Single elim auto-pads to the nearest power of two with byes. Round robin generates a balanced pairings table; top of the table wins. Other formats stay off the page until they're shipped.
Optional fee per entrant. Players complete Stripe checkout to confirm their slot; if the tournament is cancelled, refunds go through automatically. Funds settle to the club's Stripe account, same rails as bookings.
Either player taps the match in the bracket and submits the score. Both submissions need to agree, or an owner steps in. Nothing is public until rubber-stamped — that's the difference between us and "live scoring".
Each tournament gets its own public page at /tournaments/spring-open. Members share it; the club lobby TV reads it just fine. Updates as soon as a score is confirmed.
Attach a tournament to a court block in the booking grid. Members trying to book those courts see "Tournament: Spring Open" rather than an empty slot. No hand-coordination between the front desk and the bracket.
After the final, the tournament report appears under /dashboard/reports. Entries collected, fees paid, court time used, plus the audit trail of every score confirmation. CSV-friendly for committee reviews.
The walkthrough lives in the help centre too: first tournament guide.
Single elim for 16+ entries; round robin for 6–10. The format locks once registration opens.
Optional entry fee via Stripe. Cap entries if you want; otherwise the bracket auto-pads with byes.
Random or manual seeding. Re-generate any time before the first score is posted.
Players submit, owner confirms. Public bracket page updates within seconds of each confirmation.
Single elimination and round robin. Double elimination and ladders are on the roadmap; we add formats once we have enough clubs running them to design them well, not before.
Yes. Random seeding is the default; you can drag players into seeds 1, 2, 3 once the registration window closes. Re-generation is locked once the first score is posted.
Owner can mark them as withdrawn — the bracket awards a walkover and the next round proceeds. The audit log captures the withdrawal with a reason field.
Auto-refund every entrant via Stripe. Stripe's processing fee on the original charge is non-refundable per their policy; everything else lands back on the player's card in 5–10 working days.
Each tournament gets a slug (e.g., /tournaments/spring-open). Members and staff share the URL; we do not yet have a private/invite-only toggle, so the URL itself is the access control today.
14-day trial, full tournament module included. No demo call needed.