Review and arrange
Entries, seed changes, draws, and court assignments stay available for inspection.
Your action Approve the event order
Web beta · For club organizers
Run your tournament from one clear desk.
You review entries, build the draw, assign courts, and record each point. Public pages keep players and spectators with the event as it moves.
Free during beta. Two tournament creations per club each calendar month.
Release record
Know what you can use today.
The current release is a responsive web beta. Limits and unfinished work stay visible so you can plan the event with the right information.
- Release
- Available · Web beta
- Current price
- Free during beta
- Club limit
- Two tournament creations each calendar month
- Public viewing
- Spectators do not need an account
- Native apps
- Not in the current release
Across the hall
One record moves with the people doing the work.
Each view shows the part of the event that matters there. Responsibility remains with the organizer, scorer, or spectator using it.
Record the match
The assigned scorer records rallies and can correct the latest live point.
Your action Confirm the score
Follow the tournament
Players and spectators can open the draw, match view, and completed results without an account.
Your action Inspect the published record
The working sequence
Move from entry list to final result without losing the thread.
Each stage leaves a record for the next person. You can review the state before the tournament moves forward.
- 01
Prepare the event
Add event categories, entry dates, courts, and scoring rules.
Outcome · A brief ready for registration - 02
Review the entries
Accept registrations, confirm pairs, and settle seed changes before the draw.
Outcome · An entry list you have checked - 03
Arrange the hall
Generate the draw, place matches on courts, and adjust the order when needed.
Outcome · A visible court plan - 04
Record and publish
Record each rally, correct the latest point, and share the tournament page.
Outcome · A result players can inspect
Draw record
See why each match comes next.
The draw stays readable from seeds to final. A recorded result can advance a single-elimination winner, while the organizer remains responsible for corrections.
You review seeds
Confirm the order and record any override before generation.
You place matches
Assign the court and time that fit the hall.
You confirm results
Inspect the score before the next match proceeds.
Product status
Finished, testing, and not live are different things.
Release labels are part of the product record. They help you decide what belongs in the plan for tournament day.
Core tournament work
Event setup, registration review, partner invitations, draw tools, court scheduling, scoring, and public pages.
Still being exercised
Live score delivery and first-round Monrad generation.
Outside the current release
Native apps, browser notification opt-in, and self-service kiosk check-in.
The beta includes keyboard support, visible focus, reduced-motion handling, and screen-reader labels. Formal WCAG conformance testing is still pending.
Your next event
Set up the next club tournament.
You choose the rules, approve the draw, and arrange the hall. The current release keeps that work together in a web beta.
Create a tournament Free during beta · No card required