Schedule

Tournament schedule: calendar, venues and courts

The bracket answers “who plays whom”, the schedule answers “when and where”. In the Schedule tab every match has a date, time, venue and court, and players can see when they are due on court.

Published May 13, 2026Updated September 25, 2026

Расписание турнира списком: время, площадка, корт и счёт

Three views: month, week, list

Month works for a long league: you see which days the rounds are played. Week suits a busy weekend event. List shows matches by day as cards with time, venue, court, score and comments.

Monthly tournament calendar with matches per day — Month view: each day lists matches and start times, the number in the corner shows how many matches are on that day.

Matches without a date

Every match that has no time yet sits in the “Unscheduled” queue. Drag a match onto a day or press “Schedule” to set the date, time, venue and court. In a big league the queue collapses by round, so you never scroll through hundreds of matches.

Venues and search

When a tournament runs at several venues, the “Venues” filter leaves only the ones you need in the calendar. Search by team or round finds a specific player's match in seconds.

Knockout matches before pairs are known

You can schedule knockout matches in advance. While an opponent is unknown, the match shows where they come from instead of “TBD” — for example, “Winner of R16 #3”. Such entries are greyed out, and hovering shows exactly who can still reach that match.

How to set the schedule

Open the Schedule tab of your tournament.
Drag a match from the “Unscheduled” queue onto a day, or press “Schedule”.
Set the time, venue and court.
Share the tournament link with players — the schedule is visible without signing up.