Schedule and results — Documentation

From setting up the competition to a confirmed result: generating the schedule and validating each score are two independent steps, each with its own logic.

Automatic schedule

Generates the full matchday in one click — round-robin for leagues, bracket for tournaments — in monthly or list view. The organizer can regenerate it or adjust individual matches by hand afterward. For competitions with lots of participants, generation runs in the background and sends a notification as soon as it's done, instead of leaving the screen locked up while it waits.

Matchday view with matches, scores and quick access to goals and cards — La Liga 2024-25 matchday, with direct access to scheduling, entering the result, goals and cards.

Result confirmation

One team reports the score and the opponent confirms or disputes it; the organizer only steps in if there's disagreement between the two. This prevents a single participant from certifying results without cross-checking.

Walkover and no-show

If a team or player doesn't show up, the organizer can record a walkover: the opponent wins the match without it being played, with no need to enter a fake score. It's marked as "W.O." wherever that result appears.

Calendar subscription (ICS)

A competition's schedule can be subscribed to from Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook via an .ics link: the matches appear in each person's personal calendar and update automatically if a date changes.