Sep 11, 2026

Organizers can create and manage six competition formats online, track results and standings, and run events from iOS and Android devices.
New York City, New York Sep 11, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Bracket Maker has expanded its browser-based tournament management platform with a broader range of competition formats, league tools and companion mobile apps for organizers managing sports, games and community events.
Available at https://bracketmaker.app/, the platform now supports single elimination, double elimination, round robin, Swiss system, three-game guarantee and league-season competitions. Organizers can add teams or players, create schedules, record scores, track standings and share tournament results from one place.
The expanded format selection is designed to serve events that cannot be managed effectively with a simple knockout bracket. Round robin gives every participant multiple matches, Swiss pairing matches participants with similar records, three-game guarantee ensures a minimum amount of play, and league mode supports competitions that run across a season.
Bracket Maker is intended for tournament directors, sports clubs, schools, workplaces, gaming communities and informal groups. It can be used for pickleball, padel, basketball, football, cricket, baseball, badminton, tennis, chess, esports and other competitive activities.
Organizers can set up an event through the web platform and use mobile apps to manage competitions away from a desk. The Bracket Maker mobile ecosystem includes Bracket Maker alongside dedicated Padel Americano and Pickleball Round Robin apps, with availability for iOS and Android.
Recent additions have extended the platform beyond traditional bracket generation. Double-elimination support gives participants a second route through an event after a loss. Swiss-system tournaments provide multiple rounds with record-based pairings, while league scheduling and automatic standings support recurring matches over longer periods. A three-game-guarantee option helps organizers plan events in which participants receive a predictable minimum number of games.
The platform is free to start and is built to replace spreadsheets, paper brackets and manual standings calculations. Tournament pages can be shared with participants and spectators so they can follow schedules, results and rankings as an event progresses.
More information about Bracket Maker and its supported competition formats is available at https://bracketmaker.app/. Product updates are published at https://bracketmaker.app/changelog/.
About Bracket Maker
Bracket Maker is tournament and league management software for sports, games and competitive events. It provides browser-based tools and mobile apps for creating schedules, running multiple tournament formats, recording results, calculating standings and sharing competitions with participants and spectators.
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