Latest update
More playing. Less managing.
Our first roundup brings together recent improvements to running tournaments, joining the competition and keeping everyone connected.
For directors
- Choose the right tournament
- The creation menu now makes the difference clear: Quick bracket needs only players and a format, One-time adds event setup, and Recurring keeps one sign-up link across editions.
- Change players without starting over
- Replace a player by name or invite someone’s account into their spot. Their bracket position and existing results stay in place, with the original name crossed out so the change is clear.
- Make room for late arrivals
- Fill an available bye when the bracket allows it, or replace a departing player with a bye. If a new draw is needed, you’ll confirm before results are cleared.
- Hand off the tournament—not ownership
- Share a helper link with your own four-digit code so someone else can keep the tournament moving. They don’t need an account; if they’re already signed in, Scheduelr uses that account automatically. You stay the owner.
- Know where the tournament stands
- Tournament lists show the bracket’s actual status and progress. Empty rosters can’t start a tournament, and running events link to the existing bracket instead of offering another start.
For players
- Recurring events keep the right roster
- While a tournament is running, its players remain visible and registration is closed. After it finishes, the recurring sign-up page moves to the next edition.
- Find the night—and the next one
- Locations show played tournaments first and recurring events with their weekday. When an edition is in progress, you can see who’s playing and when the next one is scheduled.
- Keep the conversation going
- Open a completed tournament from its location history to read comments. Sign in to add your own, and remove your comments whenever you want.
- Your activity, clearly separated
- Profiles show events you created separately from tournaments you played. Organizing a tournament doesn’t count as playing in it; participation follows roster spots linked to your account.
For everyone
- Find your dashboard without guessing
- The How to use guide now includes real screenshots showing where to open Dashboard, find your tournaments and start a new event.
- Spectators can share, too
- A QR button at the top of spectator view opens the code and viewing link, making it easier to get everyone following the same bracket.
- Choose your look
- Neutral, pastel, dynamic and seasonal themes give your tournament a different feel, with light and dark choices. Your saved appearance stays yours.
- Give your ideas a home
- Post a change request and upvote or downvote suggestions from others. Feedback helps shape what comes next.