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TourneyStation

Tournament software for live events: build brackets, assign tables or courts, text players their matches, and share a live public board. First event free.

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What is TourneyStation?

TourneyStation is web-based tournament management software for directors, venues, and leagues that run live events: pool, darts, cornhole, card nights, bar leagues, and corporate competitions. It replaces the whiteboard, spreadsheet, and group chat on event night with one director console and one public link.

Import your roster from CSV, Excel, or a pasted list, set seeds and skill levels, and generate a Single Elimination, Modified Single Elimination / Second Chance, or Double Elimination bracket. Lock the draw, bench players, and seat late adds into open first-round slots as the door keeps moving.

On the floor, TourneyStation assigns matches to open tables, courts, or stations and texts players when they are called, with SMS delivery history and STOP opt-out. Players and spectators follow a live public board on their phone or a venue TV showing the bracket, standings, Now Playing, and On Deck. Players can report their own results from a temporary link, while directors confirm every official outcome.

Open registration with capacity, deadlines, and a waitlist, or build the list yourself. List events on the public Find page so players can browse by sport, event type, date, and venue.

Your first tournament, including SMS, is free with no credit card required. Free Director then covers smaller events; paid plans start at $12 per tournament.