Run a knockout, double elimination, pools or King of the Beach: tap Who won? after each game, and the TV shows the bracket and Playing now on Board 1. Nothing to install on the TV. Prefer paper? Print a bracket sheet.
The organizer runs it from a phone. Everyone else just watches the bracket update.
Choose single or double elimination, round robin, pools then playoff or King of the Beach (Help me choose suggests one from your time and courts), paste your list of names, then use a random draw or best-first seeding. No team cap.
One tap records each result. Winners advance, the next match is called, and every screen updates at once, including Playing now on Table 2.
Tap the link on a phone, scan the QR code, or type the 5-letter code on any TV browser. Every screen shows the same live bracket.
Run the bracket from your phone,
then tap Broadcast for a link, QR, or code.
Same app, same live TV view. Brackets are free, with no team cap.
Lose once and you are out. Byes are placed for you when the count is not a power of two.
Everyone gets a Second chance: lose once and you drop to the losers side. The Fair final gives the undefeated side a reset if the Second chance winner takes game one.
Everyone plays everyone. The schedule is built for you, round by round, and the standings update after each result.
Small pools play round robin, then the top teams from each pool go into a knockout. Pool winners meet runners-up from another pool, and you can start a playoff from any round robin.
Players sign up solo and are split into pools of 4 to 8. Everyone plays 2 v 2 with a new partner every game, and each game counts for both partners. Players are ranked by wins, then point differential, then a finals pool or a bracket of balanced pairs decides it. The TV shows each pool's standings and Up next pairs.
The classics are still here under More formats: challenge ladder, league table and house points.
Double elimination: lose once and you drop to the Second chance side.
Everything a casual tournament needs, nothing it does not.
A link, a QR code, or a 5-letter code. The TV, a second phone, or a tablet on the wall all follow the same live board.
Assign matches to tables or courts and the TV shows Playing now on Table 2, so players know where to go without asking you.
Tap the winner and the bracket advances. No stopwatch, no spreadsheet, no re-typing later.
Turn on "anyone with the link can add results" so a co-organizer or referee can report results without needing your phone.
Pull the results into a spreadsheet any time. Free, no Pro required.
Print a clean bracket or schedule for the wall, or grab a ready-made one from the free printable brackets.
Tell it how much time you have, how many courts or tables, minutes per game, and teams or solo sign-up. It suggests a format and shows a time estimate on every format.
Score matches game by game. The bracket shows sets won, and results read like "beat X 21-15, 18-21, 15-12".
Save a PDF of any bracket or schedule. On iPhone and iPad it opens the share sheet to save, AirDrop or print. Live boards print with a Follow it live QR code, and big 32 and 64 team brackets draw two-sided.
No app to install on the display. Open the link in any browser and project it, no cast hardware needed.
On iPad the bracket sits beside the Who won? controls. Present mode fills the screen for the room, and every screen updates at once.
AirPlay to an Apple TV, or plug in with USB-C to HDMI. The board fills the TV while controls stay on your phone, and broadcasting keeps working alongside.
Tap the winner. The score and the table are optional.
Same app, three very different weekends.
Pickleball, tennis, ping pong, cornhole, darts. Run the club tournament, post the link once, and let players follow along.
A ping pong or foosball bracket on the break-room screen. No account for anyone to sign up for.
A class tournament on the classroom TV, or a bracket on the party or tournament desk screen. One link, nothing to install.
Game night, settled. The champion gets their moment on every screen.
No cast hardware, no mirroring, no app to install on the display. sviewstudios.com/bracketkeepers/app plus a 5-letter code is the whole setup, and it reconnects on its own if the Wi-Fi drops. Or skip the code and AirPlay or HDMI straight from your phone or iPad.
Full-bleed and readable from across the bar, the gym, or the break room.
Once, no subscription. Brackets stay free with no team cap. Pro just adds room to grow. Buy it in the iPhone or iPad app, or once in your browser on a laptop or Chromebook.
Run every division, class, or season on this device and switch between them from My boards.
On the board and on the TV, so it reads as your league, not a generic app screen.
Claim a name so the club TV bookmarks one link forever. Nothing expires between seasons.
Stadium, chalk, gold, neon, sunset, minimal. Give your TV view a look that fits the event.
Free brackets show up to 5 viewers. Pro removes the cap entirely.
The broadcast view is clean, just your bracket, your colors, your room.
Gold podium, one of six Pro display themes.
No. Open sviewstudios.com/bracketkeepers/app in any TV browser and type the 5-letter code, or scan the QR code from a phone. Nothing installs on the TV.
Yes. Open sviewstudios.com/bracketkeepers/app in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox and run a bracket from there, free. BracketKeepers Pro is the same one-time $6.99 unlock, bought in the browser, and works in up to 3 browsers. Already have Pro in the iPhone or iPad app? Open Settings there and tap Use Pro on the web to get a code for your browser.
Yes. AirPlay to an Apple TV, or connect with a USB-C to HDMI adapter, no link or code needed. On iPad or phone, Present does the same full-screen job.
Yes, the same link. Anyone can open it on a phone, tablet, or TV browser, and every screen shows the same live bracket.
No. BracketKeepers Pro is a single one-time unlock, $6.99, yours for good, no renewal, ever.
Yes, with Pro. Unlimited tournaments on this device, switch between them any time from My boards.
Yes, on a single device with no connection at all. Broadcasting it to other screens needs an internet connection.
Yes. CSV export is free, no Pro required. You can also download a PDF of any bracket or schedule (live boards print with a Follow it live QR code), print a bracket sheet, and the printable brackets page has free ready-made sheets.
A solo sign-up format. Players are split into pools of 4 to 8 and play 2 v 2 with a new partner every game: a pool of 4 plays 3 games, a pool of 5 plays 5, and everyone partners everyone once. Each game counts for both partners, and players are ranked by wins, then point differential. Then run a finals pool of the top players or a bracket of balanced pairs (1st with last).
Yes. Small pools play round robin, then the top teams from each pool go into a knockout seeded so pool winners meet runners-up from another pool. You can also start a playoff from any round robin.
Use Help me choose. Tell it your time, courts or tables, minutes per game, and teams or solo sign-up, and it suggests a format with a time estimate on every option. It also supports best of 3 and best of 5 matches with game-by-game scores.
No. There's no sign-up, no email, nothing to create. Create a bracket and tap Broadcast: that's the whole flow.
Yes. There are no accounts. Brackets are identified only by a random code. See the privacy policy for details.
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