Public tournament page: everything for players and spectators in one link
Every tournament has its own page. The organiser sends the link once, and from then on players and spectators check who they play and when, and follow the scores. No sign-up is needed.
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What is on the page
- “Bracket” — the bracket or cross table with scores;
- “Standings” — podium and every participant's place;
- “Schedule” — the match calendar with venues and courts;
- “Regulations” — the tournament rules from the organiser.
On a phone
Most people open a tournament on a phone right by the court. On a small screen the tabs move to a bottom bar, the bracket scrolls with a finger and the schedule calendar fits in full.
View only for spectators
Score entry and settings are visible only to the organiser and people they give access to. A spectator can view, share the link, download a bracket image and turn on Spectator mode for a big screen.
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