Changelog
Latest updates, improvements, and fixes.
Americano and Mexicano formats now limited to set-based sports
When creating or editing a competition, Americano and Mexicano are now only available for sports played in sets (padel, tennis, pickleball...), with an explicit warning if the chosen sport doesn't fit.
Manual suspensions for any kind of participant
Admins and referees can add a manual suspension from the advanced stats tab, picking a team or player and an optional name. It now also works in competitions without teams (Go, chess, TCG Pokemon, pickleball...), where the team dropdown used to leave the form unusable.
Sports with no possibility of a draw
For 1v1 sports where there's always a winner (a fighting game, for example), you can turn off draws when creating or editing the competition: draw results get blocked and match validation requires a winner.
Custom icons for padel and pickleball, and rank-aware participant sign-up
Padel and pickleball now have their own icon throughout the site. Both single and bulk participant sign-up now know which sports use a rank (Go, chess) to ask for it or not, with sport-specific hints in the bulk sign-up form.
Expanded Go tournament info and new TCG Pokémon tiebreaks
When creating a Go competition you can now set komi, board size, rules, time system and tournament director, with contextual tooltips on each field; this information also appears in the round pairings PDF export. TCG Pokémon gains opponents' win percentage and opponents' opponents' win percentage tiebreaks, plus a hint showing the official Swiss rounds table based on the number of participants.
Americano no longer requires a multiple of 4 participants
The Americano format no longer requires the number of participants to be a multiple of 4: it now supports any group size from 4 upwards (for example 6 or 8) without repeating partnerships.
Mexicano format for padel
New Mexicano competition format, with its own scheduling, standings and pairing generation logic, available when creating or editing a competition.
Round pairings with table numbers and PDF export
Generate each round's pairings with table numbers assigned automatically and export them as a print-ready PDF, with a warning if any matchup repeats or a participant is left unpaired.
DUPR export for pickleball
Enter your pickleball players' DUPR ID and export the competition results in the format DUPR requires, ready to upload to their platform.
New SOSOS tiebreak and fairer Swiss/McMahon pairing
The SOSOS tiebreak (sum of opponents' Buchholz) is now available for Go competitions, and Swiss/McMahon pairing takes each participant's float history into account to spread float ups and downs more fairly when the bracket is odd.
McMahon pairing and tiebreaks now closer to EGF rules
Pairing in Swiss and McMahon phases now avoids matching the top standings against each other too early, and separates players from the same club when possible. Buchholz and Sonneborn-Berger tiebreaks are now computed on each opponent’s actual McMahon score, and the European Go Database export file correctly reflects whether the phase has handicap turned on.
Scoring inheritance between seasons
When creating a new season you can now inherit the scoring configuration (win, draw, loss and other values) from the previous season instead of setting it up from scratch.
Special outcomes and one-off round absences
Matches in non-bracket phases now support special outcomes (both lose, both win, unfinished) in addition to the bye, each with its own configurable score. You can also mark a participant as absent for several individual rounds without withdrawing them from the tournament.
More control over Swiss and McMahon pairings
Organizers can now fix a round’s pairings by hand before generating it, and exclude a participant from a single round without withdrawing them from the tournament. The McMahon system now reads the participant’s declared rank for the McMahon bar, and supports jigo (draw) as a result.
Link your players to the European Go Database (EGD)
Enter a player’s EGD PIN to automatically import their full name, rank, country and club, with a direct link to their official profile. You can also register several participants at once by pasting their PINs.
Automatic handicap in Go games
Turn it on in your Swiss or McMahon phases: the system works out the handicap stones from the rank difference between the two players and assigns color accordingly, no need to do it by hand game by game.
Double elimination, third place match and referees in the schedule generator
Knockout brackets now support full double elimination and a third/fourth place match. The automatic schedule generator can also assign a referee to each match and checks that the venue is available.
Result confirmation and schedules in your timezone
Match results can now require confirmation from the other team or participant before they count as final. Match and schedule dates and times are also shown in each user's own timezone.
Full-featured organization management
Organizations now include their own management of teams, players, pairs, venues, sponsors, referees and comments, plus invitations to add members with different roles and an overview with the club's most recent results and competitions.
Generate a bracket without an account
From the sign-in screen you can now generate a knockout bracket instantly without registering.
Widget to embed your standings or bracket
Embed your public competition's standings or knockout bracket on your own website with a simple code snippet, always up to date.
Expense management for organizers
Track your competition or organization's expenses (referee fees, equipment, court rental...) with amount, category and an attached receipt, all from the organizer panel.
New format: ladder league with challenges
Introducing the ladder format: participants are ranked in a list and challenge whoever sits above them to try to climb. Includes challenge history and ranking changes after every result.
Arabic RTL support and accessibility
The site now adapts to right-to-left layout for Arabic across all 138 templates, plus a review of focus handling and accessibility in every modal, along with contrast and text-size improvements from a full design audit.
Report competitions and moderation improvements
Anyone can report an inappropriate public competition from its page. The image moderation panel is reorganized into a single table with larger thumbnails.
Push notifications
Turn on browser push notifications for upcoming match reminders and results, no email required.
Elo rating and per-set matches
Matches can now be recorded by sets (great for padel, tennis or volleyball), and competitions can enable a per-player Elo rating system.
Venue management and CSRF protection
New venue management (courts, fields, rooms) assignable to each match, with address autocomplete. The whole site is now protected against CSRF, and several open redirects were closed.
Hardened security and optimized photos
A security review across the platform fixes cross-organization access issues (IDOR), injection risks in CSV/iCalendar exports and in match JSON-LD, and validates the real content of uploaded images. Photos and logos are now automatically optimized with generated thumbnails.
Schedule generator: visual bracket and more formats
The schedule generator now draws knockouts as a visual bracket instead of a flat list, adds Swiss/McMahon (round 1) support, and lets you pick the sport with icons.
Pokémon TCG as a new sport
Pokémon TCG joins the supported sports, with its own icon and a dedicated landing page in all 16 languages.
TRF16 export, automatic byes and balanced colors in chess/Go
Swiss system and McMahon phases now support a scored automatic bye and mid-tournament player withdrawal, export results in the TRF16 (FIDE) format, and assign white/black automatically with a balanced heuristic.
Export results to the EGD (European Go Database)
Go competitions using the Swiss or McMahon system can now export their results in the EGD's official wallist format. The organizer fills in each player's rank (kyu/dan), country and club from a new export page and downloads the file ready to upload to EGD Admin. Any missing tournament data (komi, time…) is requested by EGD itself on upload.
White-labeling, sponsors, and PayPal or Mollie payments
Customize each competition's logo and color and showcase your club's sponsors. One-off payments now accept PayPal and Mollie in addition to card. Points per match now support decimal values and adapt to each sport, with sport-specific standings (no goal columns) and Win/Draw/Loss results for chess and go.
Design themes and sports gear affiliates
New visual theme system manageable from the admin panel. Each sport landing page can also show a curated selection of related Amazon products (gear, equipment...), hidden until configured.
eSports and a more guided competition setup
eSports joins as a sport category with its own terminology. The creation wizard now asks for the sport first to tailor the remaining steps, adds a "getting ready" mode that warns you if anything is missing before you start, and unifies adding players (with photo and bulk add) into a single form.
Public schedule and bracket generator, no sign-up
New free tool to create league schedules and knockout brackets instantly, no account needed: pick the sport and format, fill in results and standings right in your browser, and download the result as an image.
Refreshed ad privacy and analytics dashboard
Cookie consent with Consent Mode v2, plus updated privacy and cookie policies. The analytics dashboard is redesigned with daily detail, aggregates and traffic sources. SEO improvements: competitions with no real activity stop being indexed.
Organizer guides in 16 languages
New guides section with step-by-step content for setting up each format (padel Americano, Swiss system, knockouts, McMahon and custom competitions), available in all 16 languages of the site.
Individual and pair registrations
The registration form now supports the full lifecycle for individual participants and pairs: sign-up, stats, detail pages and assignment to phases and bracket branches.
Chess, Go and individual participants
Chess and Go join as sports with their own mechanics and icons. Competitions now support individual participants and pairs, not just teams — a great fit for Americanos, racket tournaments and board games. The site also loads faster (caching, optimized icons and locally served libraries).
Automatic seasons and competition kickoff
Automatic season cloning carries over settings, with its own tie-break rules per season. New 'start competition' flow with pre-flight checks. Performance improvements with indexes on the heaviest queries.
Quick edit and bracket branches
Edit a competition's key data without going through full forms, and decide which qualifiers feed each branch of the final bracket in multi-phase competitions.
Full group stage and penalty shootouts in knockouts
Group assignment with independent standings per group and qualification criteria for the next phase. Knockouts now support penalty shootouts. Round navigation in the calendar and bulk entry of players and referees.
Member management in organizations
Organizations now have full member management with roles: control who can create competitions, edit teams or record results in your club.
McMahon format and sport-specific terminology
Support for the McMahon system (common in Go tournaments). Each sport's terms (goals, points, cards…) are now shown translated and adapted in every language.
New creation wizard and seasons
The competition creation wizard is redesigned with steps guided by format. Seasons arrive: close out one edition and start the next while keeping teams and settings. Bulk scoring and match scheduling.
Swiss system and multi-phase competitions
Debut of the Swiss system format (ideal for chess and tournaments with many participants) and of multi-phase competitions: chain a group stage, league and knockout with points configurable per phase.
New formats: single round-robin league and more
We added format variants, including a single round-robin league for groups with limited available dates. Choosing a format when creating a competition is now clearer.
Visual redesign and settings from the admin panel
Interface redesign with a cleaner, more consistent look. All site settings (email, integrations, appearance) are now managed from the admin panel, no server access needed.
Paid plans, payment links and installable app (PWA)
Tiered pricing plans arrive, along with payment links for one-off charges (e.g. registration fees). The site now works as an installable app with offline support. Under the hood: audit log, error monitoring and Web Vitals metrics.
Monthly calendar view and in-house analytics
The calendar gets a new monthly grid view showing each day's matches. We also added our own analytics system, with bot filtering and respect for your privacy.
Stats, referees, comments and PDF exports
Advanced stats page and global search. Referee management linked to matches. Matches now support comments and photos, with moderation from the admin panel. Export match reports and standings to PDF.
Competition calendar and public changelog
New calendar view to follow the matchdays, plus the debut of this very changelog page. Localization improvements across all languages and multilingual URLs with hreflang.
Sport-specific match reports and bulk team entry
Each sport now has its own match report: periods, scoring and terminology adapted to it (football, handball and more). Add teams in bulk and register a whole matchday's results at once.
Goals, cards and more languages
You can now log goals and cards match by match, with per-player and per-team stats. The site also launches in more languages (including Russian, Turkish and Chinese), and Google/GitHub sign-in can be configured from the admin panel.
Launch: create and manage your competitions
First public release. Create leagues and tournaments, manage teams and players, organize your club into organizations, and configure standings tie-break rules. The schedule and table are calculated automatically — you just enter the results.