How it works
- Type the namesOne per line, two to sixty-four of them.
- Share the linkYou get two links: a share link that shows everyone the bracket, and an organiser link that records results.
- Tap the winnersAs each game finishes, tap the winner on your organiser page.
The longer version
Type the names
One per line, two to sixty-four of them. If the count isn't a power of two, the bracket pads up to the next one and the gaps become byes — six players makes a bracket of eight with two byes, and anyone who lands one walks straight into round two. Byes are spread across the draw using standard seed pairing, so they never pile up in one half.
Share the link
You get two links: a share link that shows everyone the bracket, and an organiser link that records results. Bookmark the organiser one — there are no accounts, so the link is the only key.
Tap the winners
As each game finishes, tap the winner on your organiser page. They move into the next round on the spot, and everyone on the shared link sees the bracket fill in when they refresh. Winner of the final gets the trophy banner and the eternal glory.
FAQ
How do byes work?
Brackets need a power-of-two field, so 6 players get a bracket of 8 with 2 byes. A bye resolves itself — that player advances automatically — and the byes are spread across the draw, not stacked in one half. With a random draw, luck hands them out; with your typed order, the top seeds get them.
Can I fix a wrong result?
Yes. Tap the recorded winner again to clear the game, or tap the other name to switch it. Any later results that were built on that game get wiped too — the bracket never shows a run that couldn't have happened.
Double elimination?
Not yet — this is single elimination only, honestly. If one loss feels too brutal for your crowd, run a second bracket for the round-one losers and call it the plate. Very dignified.