A Swiss-style chess tournament management app.
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A Swiss-style chess tournament management app.
Tool for analysing pick'ems for Counter-Strike major tournaments.
Tool to manage (e-)sports tournaments. It provides a CLI and supports the swiss system.
A quick way to generate pairings using the FIDE Swiss Dubov algorithm
Swiss system tournament manager
The desktop edition of Vesus Pairings. A free, FIDE-compliant chess Tournament Handler Program for offline management.
Free guide to amateur tournament formats — JSON schemas, printable brackets, format explainers. By HoneyCup.
Chess tournament organizing app created for school tournaments
This project is a Chess Tournament Management System built using Django REST Framework (DRF).
A federated Flutter plugin that brings the FIDE-Compliant CPPDubovSystem engine to the Dart ecosystem.
A robust and feature-rich Python-based console application designed to manage Swiss-style chess tournaments. It automates complex pairing generation, handles various bye scenarios, balances colors, and maintains comprehensive tournament standings and history.
Sport-agnostic tournament engine: brackets, Swiss, round robin, leagues, Elo and Glicko-2. Runs in the browser with no account or server, and ships as an npm library, a CLI and an MCP server so an agent can run your club night.
Desktop app for organizing TCG tournaments — Swiss, Double Elimination, Round Robin, Top Cut, Elo Rankings, Dark Mode, Discord integration
🏆 Manage tournaments effortlessly with this command-line tool, supporting flexible team sizes and real-time stats for any score-based competition.
Open source tool for organizing TCG tournaments with professional standards. Designed for local communities without access to official Play! Pokémon software, with extensible support for multiple TCGs.
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