Tournament software for organizers
Tournamyx turns a team list into a conflict-free schedule, live standings, and one link every team checks. Built by organizers who ran a 406-team event with it.
Free for small events · Nothing to install
How it works
Setting up a tournament on Tournamyx takes about five minutes: add your teams, generate the schedule, share the link. That’s the whole workflow.
Name it, enter your teams, pick a format — group stage, knockout, Swiss, or a multi-stage mix — and tell Tournamyx how many courts or fields you have.
Tournamyx builds a balanced, conflict-free schedule across your courts. Preview every fixture and standing before anything goes public.
Teams and spectators see fixtures, live scores, and standings on their phones. No app, no accounts, no “what time is our match?”
The comparison
Every tournament hits the same five moments. The difference is whether you handle them from a spreadsheet or from one link.
| The moment | The usual way | With Tournamyx |
|---|---|---|
| The schedule | An Excel sheet that lives on one laptop | One link, always current, on every phone |
| Score updates | 47 unread WhatsApp messages on match day | Standings update themselves as scores go in |
| A team drops out | Redraw the bracket by hand, again | Drag, drop — the bracket adjusts on its own |
| “What time is our match?” | Answered forty times, individually | Answered by the link, once |
| After the final | Typos on the printed bracket sponsors saw | A clean recap sponsors actually post |
If the middle column reads like your last event, Tournamyx was built for you.
What it handles
Five places where most tournaments fall apart. None of them will be yours.
01/Scheduling
Enter your teams, groups, and courts. Tournamyx generates a balanced, conflict-free schedule — the job that used to eat your Saturday night.
02/Preview
Walk through every fixture, field assignment, and standing before you publish. Spot the imbalance or the awkward matchup while nobody’s watching.
03/Changes
Thirty minutes before kickoff, someone always cancels. Drag the team out, drop a replacement in — the bracket and the public link adjust on their own.
04/Scoring
The scorer picks the match, types the result, hits save. Standings recalculate, the bracket advances, and the public link shows it — before the teams have left the court.
05/Collaboration
Invite co-scorekeepers with the right permissions and divide the venue between you. Every score lands in the same live standings — no “who has the latest sheet?”
The public link
One link opens the whole event in the browser — categories, schedules, live brackets. No app, no accounts, no “what time is our match?”
Case study — IIUMRC, Jul 2025
In July 2025, Tournamyx ran the IIUM Robotic Competition — the annual international robotics tournament at IIUM Gombak, where school teams from Malaysia and abroad battle in sumo, robot soccer, and time-rush events. 406 teams across three categories, 755 matches scheduled and scored live, every standing on one public link. If it can run an international robotics championship, it can run your Sunday futsal night.
Read how we did it →
Who it’s for
About five minutes. Enter your teams — or paste a list, or import a CSV — pick a format, set your courts, and the schedule generates itself.
Round-robin groups, single-elimination brackets, Swiss rounds, and attempt-based placement scoring for time trials and robotics runs. Stages can be chained, like a group stage that feeds a knockout bracket.
Drag them out, drop a replacement in. The bracket, the standings, and the public link everyone is checking all update together. No group-chat announcements.
No. Everyone gets one link that opens in the browser — live schedule, scores, standings, brackets. No accounts, no downloads.
Yes. Export the full match schedule and blank scoresheets for every field as print-ready PDFs — for referees, judges, and the registration desk. On Pro, the PDFs carry your organization logo.
Yes — free tournaments of up to 8 teams, with no limit on how many you run. Bigger events upgrade to Plus or Pro, or unlock a single event for a one-off $9. No credit card to start.
Kickoff
Free for small events · No credit card · Nothing to install
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