Players & setup
Saved as you type. Changing slot length, changeover, courts or scores updates the schedule without losing results. Court numbers or names replace the default Court 1–4 labels everywhere, and set how many courts you have — enter them in playing order, for example 3, 4, 7, 8 or Court A, Court B.
Men's doubles
Women's doubles
Fixed bracket: the whole draw is set before the day from your list order — the first pair listed is seed 1 — so you can print it. Lose in the Winner's bracket and you drop to the Silver bracket; lose there too and you are out on 2 losses. With the minimum set to 3 games, any pair knocked out after only 2 gets a Plate consolation match on the first free court.
Pool format — odd number of pairs: either a House pair (organisers or reserves) joins so nobody sits out — it plays normally but can't qualify — or one pair gets a bye in each game. A bye counts as a win with no points, and nobody gets a second bye until everyone has had one, so a pair with a bye plays one game fewer. Each event needs at least 4 pairs.
Minimum games: with 3, the Game 3 winners go through. With 2, the Game 2 winners go through (WW and LW), which saves one round of matches.
Start tournament clears all results and redraws. Save name changes only updates player names and keeps the draw and results (the number of pairs must stay the same).
Data
Back up
Everything is saved in this browser automatically. Download a backup file regularly, or before moving to another computer.
Restore
Practice run
Fill the current slot with random scores to try out the flow. Use this only on a test copy.
Start over
Deletes all players and results and reloads the sample tournament.