Set the field
Add players, choose a format, and generate a reliable bracket in minutes.
Add competitors and preview your bracket. Ready to run the event? Choose single or double elimination, assign venues automatically, record results, and share a live bracket link.
8-player preview: no sign-in. Free live tournaments: up to 16 competitors with an account. No app required.
Friday Night Open
Single elimination bracket
8 → 4 → 2 → Champion
8 players · 7 matches
Single elimination demo · Winners advance; a loss means elimination. Hover to trace connections; click to pin. Swipe on small screens.
Select a match to see full names, scores, venues, and its direct connections.
Built for real tournament rooms
One continuous workflow
Each step hands clean information to the next, so the organizer spends less time explaining and correcting.
Add players, choose a format, and generate a reliable bracket in minutes.
Assign open venues, announce the next match, and record each score.
Give players one public bracket that stays current throughout the event.
Tournament control, not another spreadsheet
The interface keeps the bracket central, then brings voice, venue, and result tools into the same operating view.
Winners advance, losses drop into the correct lower-bracket slot, and the next playable match becomes clear.
Preview AI voices and choose the voice and pace used for your match calls.
Install a voice for this language in your device settings, or choose AI voice.
“Alex Morgan and Jordan Lee, please report to Table 3.”
Your voice, speed and volume are saved on this device.
Acceptable Use Policy — AI voice and contentSee what is live, open, and queued before the room starts asking.
Players follow the bracket without crowding around the organizer's screen.
Use the right bracket size, match count, and elimination format before players arrive.
Create an 8-team single-elimination bracket with the correct first-round pairings, match count, round order, seeds, and byes.
4 min readA 16-team single-elimination tournament has 15 games across 4 rounds. See the complete bracket structure, formula, and scheduling examples.
3 min readCreate a single-elimination bracket in the browser and see every round update automatically.
Simple product boundary
Start with free small tournaments, then buy paid tournament uses as needed.
Start with 2 free tournaments: up to 16 players, single or double elimination.
Start free$4.99
One-time payment · No auto-renewal
About $4.99 per tournament
All 4 formats. Up to 256 players for elimination and group stage; up to 16 for round robin. Includes scores, venue assignments, device announcements and public sharing.
$9.99
One-time payment · No auto-renewal
About $3.33 per tournament
All 4 formats. Up to 256 players for elimination and group stage; up to 16 for round robin. Includes scores, venue assignments, device announcements and public sharing.
$19.99
One-time payment · No auto-renewal
About $2.00 per tournament
All 4 formats. Up to 256 players for elimination and group stage; up to 16 for round robin. Includes scores, venue assignments, device announcements and public sharing.
One use creates one entire tournament, not one match. Previews are free; editing, results and sharing never cost another use. Failed creation is not charged; deleting a created tournament does not restore its use. Purchased uses do not expire.
Free tournaments: up to 16 players · Paid: up to 256 (round robin: 16)
Before you start
Yes. Start with 2 free small tournaments, then buy uses for more tournaments, larger brackets or additional formats.
Choose AI voice or device voice, preview voices, and adjust speed and volume. Once enabled, announcements follow results and venue assignments. Cloud voice requires internet access.
Get 2 free single- or double-elimination tournaments of up to 16 players in total. Packs cost $4.99 for 1 use, $9.99 for 3, or $19.99 for 10. Each paid use covers one whole tournament with any format. No auto-renewal.
There is no auto-renewal or expiry. Creating an entire tournament consumes one use; managing it never costs another.
Start with a small bracket and buy tournament uses when you need them.