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JudoShiai is a set of programs that help to organize a judo tournament.

Tugeny is a software that allows to graphically design tournaments of any kind. It is supposed to simplify the process of creating the tournament bracket and the time schedule. Bracket and schedule can be checked for completeness and consistency. While the tournament runs, results can be entered. Tournaments can by synchronized with Tugeny Cloud so that participants have mobile access to an up-to-date schedule and anyone authorized by the organizers can enter results online. The Cloud also...

A very simple program for tournament organizing (football...). Given a number of teams, playoffs and venues and time data it gives the matches schedule in the best possible way. Languages: English and Catalan. Translation into additional languages is encouraged.

Current version: 1.0.9

Drawnneal helps you create draws for your tournament / league or schedules for appointments. It optimizes for all sorts of things using simulated annealing.

Create brackets ,ladders for tournament

Volleyball Fan - program to manage your own volleyball tournament

Game based on old arcade game well known as PONG. Many features extending game play, great art graphics, sound and many more.

Web-based system for distant education of Computer Science and ACM-type tournament. This project was written by students of Izhevsk State Technical University. This was our first project and we made many faults.

Multiplayer LAN/Internet enabled snake with different fun modes of gameplay.

brackets configures, manages and displays the results of a knockout tournament (e.g., the NCAA basketball championships).

A chess club management system, based on a PostgreSQL database supported by a Qt based graphical user interface with forms based input. The system tracks members and their club rating using the USCF rating system. A tournament pairing module will be incl

MacMakk is a tournament management program for go, the asian boardgame. It uses a new ranking algorithm, called McMakko. It is intended to be portable, with Linux and Windows being the main targets.

qtour is a Qt-based application for interpreting results of sporting tournaments. It uses the libtour C++/Guile library as its processing engine.

libtour is a generic tournament processing library. The rules, participants, schedule, and results of a sporting tournament can be defined in the Scheme programming language and given to the library as input.

LASANGE aims at creating a mostly-automated LAN session administration and management system. It will provide game server management (rapid deployment of game servers) and tournament management in a more advanced and automated way than other systems.

GSwiss is a chess tournament management software. Its a tool to allot the pairings of a chess tournament using the usual "swiss" pairing system. It is basically desinged to handle a large number of players.

FreeICS is a server which allows multiple users to play chess against each other. This project is stable and in production at a number of sites. There are several sub-projects which enhance the utility of the server, starting with a tournament manager.

Disc Golf Tournament Manager (DGTM) is a project to create necessary programs to manage the information (players, scores, rounds etc.) accumulating during a disc golf tournament, collect the scores and publish results on the Internet.

A .NET framework for the game of diplomacy. It will provide a mapper, server/tournament manager and an easily alterable client amongst other helpful tools.