A clear organizer flow
From a competition idea to a finished draw
Start with the format and player experience you want, then make each decision visible to the right person at the right time. The same competition record keeps entry, payment, scheduling, and results connected.
Set the format
Choose an available bracketed format and define the competition’s date, venue, capacity, and skill band.
Open entry
Publish it to the app or keep it private with a PIN. Accept individual, doubles-team, or hybrid registration.
Run match day
Seed confirmed entries, generate the draw, assign courts, and record results as each match completes.
Close cleanly
Publish standings and results, review prize obligations, and retain a clear competition history.
Available now
Built first for decisive bracketed play
Ladders currently supports Moneyball, Single Elimination, and Double Elimination. These formats give organizers a practical range: seeding play that leads into a knockout, a direct straight-through draw, or a second-life bracket.
Additional seasonal, session-based, and team-matchplay formats are planned. They are not presented as active features until they are available in the app.
Moneyball
Available nowFixed doubles teams play a seeding phase before the qualified field moves into a knockout bracket.
Single Elimination
Available nowA clear seeded bracket for fast, focused competition when court time is limited.
Double Elimination
Available nowA winners bracket and back-draw path for events where teams should have a second chance after a loss.
Designed for players too
Make entry feel simple, even when operations are not.
Players can find public competitions, join a private one using a PIN, register with a partner when required, and return to the competition for status, schedule, scores, standings, and bracket progress.
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Public listing or private PIN
Choose the access model that fits your event. A public listing is easier to discover; a PIN keeps entry curated.
Right entry model
Solo, doubles, or both
Match registration to the format and give players an understandable path to add or confirm a partner.
Competition context
Venue, date, and skill band
Show the practical information players need before they commit to an event.
One shared record
Live status and progress
Registration, schedule, scores, bracket status, and results stay tied to the same competition.
Ready to plan the right event?
Create a competition with a player experience worth returning to.
Use Ladders to make entry, match day, and results feel like one coherent experience instead of a collection of spreadsheets and messages.