SportCore
SportCore is web-based tournament and league management software for clubs, amateur leagues, schools, esports organizers and federations. It supports 10 sports (football, futsal, basketball, volleyball, handball, tennis, padel, CS2, Dota 2, League of Legends) and applies each sport's scoring rules automatically. Organizers build round-robin, group, single-elimination or group-to-playoff formats, register teams manually or through online applications, and schedule match days across venues on a drag-and-drop board. Matches are scored live from any phone. Standings, tiebreakers and brackets update instantly, and team and player statistics are tracked. Each tournament gets a public fan page with a custom URL, a page builder, sponsor placements and custom branding. Co-organizers are invited with role-based access. The Free plan (8 participants per tournament) needs no card; Starter and Pro add live scoring, bigger fields and branding. Available in English, Ukrainian and Polish.
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EasyBracket
EasyBracket is web-based tournament and league software for social sport operators, corporate event organizers, and employee sport programs. Organizers can run round robin leagues, group stages with knockout rounds, straight knockout tournaments, and pick-up games, with scoring for 11 sports. A booking page accepts player registrations and card payments through the organizer’s Stripe account; organizers can also record cash and bank transfers and manage refunds, invoices, and statements. Scheduling tools place matches around available days, hours, and rest rules, flag team, field, or referee conflicts, and block publishing until conflicts are fixed. Scores automatically update standings, tie-breaks, and brackets; a full-screen board can display results at the venue. Organizers can embed fixtures, results, standings, and brackets on their own website and use EasyBracket’s connector with Claude or ChatGPT to manage tournaments.
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ScoreZone
ScoreZone is a web-based tournament and venue management system for billiards and snooker clubs, pool halls, and event organizers. It helps users register players, organize leagues and tournaments, configure round-robin groups and single- or double-elimination brackets, schedule matches, assign tables or scoring stations, and track scores and standings. Organizers can publish event pages and live results for spectators or keep results private, while players can enter scores for their matches from a computer, phone, or tablet. A Windows application supports venue workflows alongside the browser-based dashboard. Optional YouTube broadcast configuration can display player names and live score overlays. The service supports multiple languages and offers a browser-based demo.
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Rollare
Rollare is a web-based tournament management platform for community sports, esports and other event organizers. It supports six tournament formats: single elimination, double elimination, round robin, Swiss, Swiss followed by knockout, and group stage followed by knockout. Organizers can create brackets, collect entries, manage rosters, schedule matches, assign referees or scorekeepers, and record results. Public tournament pages show brackets, schedules, standings and scores, letting players and spectators follow events from a shared link without an account. Rollare also provides calendar feeds, league series with cross-event standings, bracket embeds, venue TV mode, and exports in PNG, SVG, PDF and CSV. Its free browser-based plan includes bracket creation and event tools; paid plans add options such as event branding, Discord notifications, payment tracking and additional organizer features.
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