Getting Started & User Guide

The fastest way from a participant list to a shareable bracket — no tournament structure setup required.

1. 1
   Create a Tournament

   Open Tournaments and click New Tournament in the toolbar.

2. 2
   Enter Details & Participants

   Provide the tournament name, event name, start time, and bracket type (Single Elimination, Double Elimination, or Round Robin), then paste the participant names — one per line. Tick Public Tournament to publish a read-only link.

3. 3
   Save & View Bracket

   Click Save, then View Bracket to generate the interactive bracket or round robin schedule. Enter scores as matches finish and winners advance automatically; use Re-Generate or Print on the bracket page when needed.

4. 4
   Manage & Share

   In the list, double-click a row to edit it, use the Public URL column to open the bracket in a new tab or copy the link, and export the list to Excel from the toolbar.

Complete management for multi-event tournaments with candidate and team rosters, grades, fields, and automated participant assignment.

1. 1
   Create a Tournament

   Under Event Organizer, open Tournaments and click New Tournament: name, description, start and end times, and address details.

2. 2
   Register Candidates and Teams

   Add Candidates with their grade, sex, date of birth, height, and weight, and create Teams with a contact person and phone number; add the team members.

3. 3
   Prepare Grades & Fields

   Maintain the Grades (belt or skill levels) and Fields (venues or competition areas) used by event criteria and match scheduling.

4. 4
   Create Events

   Open Events and click New Event: event name, schedule, Event Type (Individual or Team), and Bracket Configuration (Single Elimination, Double Elimination, or Round Robin Schedule) with options such as Randomize Seeds.

5. 5
   Add Participants

   Open the event and click Add Participants to select the registered candidates or teams for each division.

6. 6
   View Bracket & Track Results

   Click View Bracket to generate the bracket or schedule, then update scores as matches finish. Enable the event Public URL option to share a read-only view with participants and fans.