No more posting a photo of the bracket to Facebook after the fact. No more crowding one taped-up sheet to see your next field. One link keeps teams and families in sync all day — bracket, schedule, delays, and lineups — for softball, baseball, and any bracket sport.
One link for the whole tournament — bracket, schedule, scores, and lineups.
The group chat, 20 minutes after game 1 ends.
Everyone has the bracket, the schedule, the live score, and any delay — before they even think to ask. Coaches submit lineups through a link, not a sheet someone has to physically track down.
The bracket is the easy part — every tool does that. The hard part is keeping everyone in sync when a game runs long, a field changes, or the lineup sheet needs to reach the dugout. That's what this is actually built for.
The bracket updates as results come in. A game in progress shows a ● LIVE badge with the score and inning right on its card — fans watch it change without refreshing. Tuned layouts for desktop and a swipe-through mobile view.
No more tracking down a coach for the paper lineup sheet between games. Send one team one link — no account, drop it in the team chat — and whoever's free fills it in. Columns adapt to your sport, and it locks automatically once the result is in.
Bracket, Schedule, Team Path, and Standings. Team Path lets fans jump straight to their team's road through the bracket — win path and loss path — shareable by its own link.
A stripped-down, big-button page for scorekeepers: filter to your field, tap the score up or down, and it pushes live to every watching phone within seconds. Hit Final and the result posts itself. Built for one thumb and a chain-link fence.
Enter results, edit any game's time or field, and flip a game to live — all from your phone. Per-game save so you don't lose your place, plus an undo for the mis-clicks that happen during a live event.
Every tool can generate a bracket, so this one does it well and gets out of the way: paste a team list and pick single or double elimination, a 3-game-guarantee format, pool play into playoffs, tiered flights, round robin, or Swiss — with byes, seeding, and a day/field schedule handled for you.
Screenshots not pictured yet: Share/Download/Print, weather delay notices, Play It Forward, the multi-tournament switcher, and Standings — see them in the live demo →
No more posting a phone photo of the bracket to Facebook after the fact. Every visitor — not just staff — can save the current bracket as an image or PDF, print it for the fence, or hand it straight to their phone's own share sheet, the moment it changes.
Rain, a slipping schedule, a field change — post a delay banner and it shows on the public page instantly, instead of spreading by word of mouth around the parking lot. Every game also shows how far ahead or behind schedule it's running.
Any fan can tap a team to call them the winner and watch the bracket fill in as though it happened. Every card that changes because of a pick is watermarked "Potential Outcome" — on screen, in a saved image, and on a printout — so nobody's guess gets mistaken for a result. Picks are private to that device and never saved.
Host as many events as you want, each at its own clean URL
(/t/your-event). Tournament directors create and run
their own events and switch between them from one admin, with
scorekeepers and coaches granted exactly the access their event needs.
Set each tournament's name, logo, accent colors, and scoring labels (Inning, Quarter, Half, Period, Set…). Light or dark theme, per viewer. It looks like your tournament, not a generic template.
Role-based logins, bcrypt passwords, rate-limited login, and a strict content-security policy out of the box. Works like an installable app and holds up on spotty tournament-field Wi-Fi.
No app to install, no accounts for fans to create.
Pick a format, paste your team list, and set your times and fields — a few minutes of setup so the rest of the day runs itself.
Add scorekeepers and coaches with exactly the access they need — a coach can get a link or their own login, no account required for fans.
Send the tournament link to teams and fans. Enter scores and post delays from your phone — everyone watching sees it instantly, and nobody's texting you to ask.
The flagship use case — built and battle-tested on a real 32-team, two-sided event with live scoring and coach lineups.
Weekend brackets where everyone wants to know "who's up next and on which field." Run several divisions side by side.
Configurable scoring labels and per-sport lineup columns fit basketball, soccer, volleyball, hockey, pickleball, and more.
Run a clean, professional bracket — no expensive software, no spreadsheet nobody can read.
Generating a bracket is the easy part — every tool does it. What's actually hard is keeping a hundred families in sync when a game runs long, a field changes, or a lineup needs to reach the dugout before first pitch. TournaTrak is built for that part: a live bracket, real-time delay notices, shareable Team Paths, and lineup links that reach a team without an account — no ads, no clutter, no per-team fees.
It's a website, so there's nothing to install to just look at it — but anyone who wants the full-screen, tap-an-icon feel can add it in a few seconds, no app store required.
This applies to your own tournament link. The live demo intentionally skips the install prompt and offline support — it's a sandbox that resets on a timer, not something you'd want parked on a home screen.
Pricing depends on your event size and needs — get in touch for a quote. There's no per-player pricing; you're not charged per fan who opens the link.
Fast. Paste your team list into the Bracket Builder and it generates your full schedule — byes, seeding, and all — in seconds. Reach out and we'll help you get your first event live.
No — it's a website. Anyone opens the link in any browser, on any phone or laptop. If they want the full app feel, they can add it to their home screen in one tap and it opens full-screen like a native app.
Nine formats generated from a team list: single and double elimination, a consolation bracket, a 3-game-guarantee format with a B bracket, pool play into playoffs, tiered Open/A/B flights, round robin (single or double), and Swiss. Scoring labels (Inning, Quarter, Half, Period, Set) and coach-lineup columns are configurable per tournament, so it fits softball, baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, hockey, and more.
Yes. Host as many tournaments as you like, each at its own URL
(/t/your-event), each with its own bracket, schedule,
users, colors, and logo. Tournament directors manage their own
events; a global admin can oversee all of them.
Yes. Games in progress show a ● LIVE indicator with the current score and period right on the card, and it updates in near-real time — no refresh needed.
Yes — five roles, each scoped to the tournaments you assign: Global Admin, Tournament Director, Scorekeeper, Standings Keeper, and Coach. A scorekeeper can also be individually trusted with schedule edits without being made a full director. Scorekeepers get a dedicated big-button page for entering scores from the field.
No. Send one team one link — drop it in the group chat — and whoever's free fills it in. It grants access to that team's lineups in that tournament only; nothing else. Coaches who want a username and password can still have one instead.
Post a delay — a one-tap chip or a custom amount — and it shows on the public page immediately, plus a free-text banner for anything that needs an explanation ("Field 3 running 40 minutes behind"). Every game also shows how far ahead or behind schedule it's running, so nobody's guessing.
No. A visitor's picks live on their own device, are never saved, and are never seen by anyone else — a refresh clears them. Your posted results are the only thing anyone else sees, and every card a pick affects is watermarked "Potential Outcome," on screen and in any image saved or printed, so a screenshot can't be passed off as a real result. You can turn the whole feature off for your tournament if you'd rather not have it.
Yes. Anyone can save the bracket as an image or PDF, or share it straight through their phone's own share sheet — no account needed.
It's built for spotty tournament-field Wi-Fi and cell. The public page keeps showing the latest data it has, shows an offline notice when the connection drops, and recovers on its own when it's back.
See TournaTrak running on a real bracket, or get in touch and we'll help you get your next event live.