Groups and leagues
Teams meet repeatedly or play each other, with points and standings deciding.
One tournament. One clear flow.
From the first team to the final result.
Turniermeister connects tournament planning, match operations and up-to-date information for everyone involved. Explore the features that bring individual tasks together in one continuous workflow.
Plan a tournament around your day
Set teams, courts and match duration. The assistant helps you choose a structure so the schedule and event flow do not have to start from scratch.
LimitThe assistant suggests a plan; you decide the number of courts, start time and match lengths. You can try the preview anonymously, but saving permanently requires an account.
Set up eight teams for a football tournament
The assistant shows eight teams, two pitches and the full-size or small-sided field choice.
Set up a beach cup for 10 teams
The assistant plans three groups and four courts for the cup.
See tournament status and schedule at a glance
Ongoing and upcoming matches with the current standings.
Start with a ready-made template
You do not have to configure your competition from scratch: a template provides a proven structure and settings. The assistant only asks for the details that matter to your tournament.
LimitA template provides a proven flow and settings, but does not check sport-specific rules such as shot clocks, fouls or darts checkouts; you can still adapt it after starting.
Choose and configure a template
The tournament assistant guides you from a template to its configuration.
Choose the format that fits your competition
From a quick knockout to groups followed by finals, schedules and progression follow the selected format. Swiss system and double elimination are available too.
LimitSchedules and progression follow the selected format. Withdrawals or disqualifications are entered as walkovers; there is no automatic check-in or automatic rescheduling.
For example:
Knockouts and finals
Direct eliminations, second chances or groups followed by a final.
Competition-specific logic
Pairings by standings, series scoring, team matches or timed events.
Group standings and final places
Küstenduo is second behind Sandstürmer in group A.
Four group players advance to the semi-finals
The top two from each group enter the knockout semi-finals.
Group winners and runners-up reach the semi-finals
The top two players from groups A and B advance to the final round.
Run matches and record results
Results feed into standings and the next rounds. Depending on the competition, record match scores, individual sets or legs while games run across multiple courts.
LimitDepending on the competition you record simple scores, sets or legs. The app does not check sport-specific rules such as shot clocks, fouls or darts checkouts; for sets and legs it stores the final results.
Record all three semi-final sets
The best-of-three ends 2:1 with set scores 11:7, 8:11 and 11:9.
Record three legs and dart counts
The semi-final ends 2:1; darts thrown and remaining points are visible for a leg.
Record the deciding 6:4 set score
The open semi-final uses the preset default: one set decides the match.
Keep everyone up to date
Share a public tournament page or its QR code on site. Participants and spectators can find live scores, schedules and standings on their phones.
LimitSharing is read-only: spectators and teams see results and schedules, only authorised access can edit. Public sharing and helper access require a paid plan and are not part of the demo.
Share live tournament results
Current matches, upcoming games and standings on one page.
QR code and public link
The real sharing view with its QR code and destination address.
The public season page
Tournaments, results and overall standings for teams and spectators.
Connect recurring competitions
Bring multiple tournaments together as a season or series: teams, disciplines and overall standings stay connected. Individual event days become one competition that you can continue together.
LimitSeasons and custom season templates work with any paid subscription or a tournament pack; premium season variants are included in every active paid subscription, or cost €9.99 once without one. A single tournament is not automatically turned into a season.
Seasons and custom season templates · any paid subscriptionManage multiple tournaments in one season
Season details, teams and linked tournaments in one place.
Tournaments created for each discipline
Tournaments for selected disciplines are created with the season; each discipline can be expanded into a series.
Share the Olympiad standings on mobile
Teams and spectators can view the public season standings on a phone.
A demo tournament step by step
This is how a single tournament runs from creating teams to showing results. The example is fictional and shows one chosen setup, not a required configuration.
- 01
Create teams
Eight teams are entered by name (in the example "North Harbour", "South Gate" and others).
- 02
Choose a format
Knockout is selected; eight teams give four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and one final, seven matches in total.
- 03
Plan matches
On two courts the quarter-finals run in two waves, then the semi-finals and the final. With 20 minutes per match and 5 minutes changeover that is four waves and around 100 minutes of schedule; start time, breaks and check-in come on top.
- 04
Record results
After a quarter-final, for example 2:1 is recorded. Once you lock the match, the winner advances to the next round automatically.
- 05
Show results
The public tournament page and the QR code show the current score, the schedule and the standings, also on a phone.
The setup can be reused later via "Duplicate": teams and settings are copied and the results reset. Recurring competitions are planned separately as a season or series; a single tournament does not become a season automatically.
Already know what you want to organize?
Start with a template or build your tournament yourself.