Run playoff day from your phone.

Every operator surface a tournament director needs mid-event, now in your pocket. Score entry, court assignment, bracket viewing, per-division court designation, podium reveals — all in the mobile app. Real-time sync with every other admin device via ActionCable.

What's in it for tournament directors

TDs have always been stuck behind a laptop on playoff day. The new Mobile Playoff Manager puts the same tooling the web Command Center offers directly on the phone — so you can stand at the net, handle scoring on the spot, and re-assign courts without walking back to the scorer's table.

Live / Ready / Scheduled queues

See at a glance which matches are on court, ready to play, and queued up — across every division in the event.

Full bracket access

Swipe through rounds. Tap a match to enter scores. Podium fills in automatically when the final is played.

Per-division court designation

Mid-day re-allocation: "Court 3 is dry, move Men's D14 to 1 + 2 + 7." Save, and every other admin's screen updates instantly.

Auto-Assign

One-tap court distribution that honors each division's designated subset. Diagnostics toast tells you exactly what happened.

Podium reveal

The final match of a division auto-generates a gold / silver / bronze podium with seeds. Haptic + celebratory feel.

Real-time sync

ActionCable pushes every score, court change, and designation to every connected admin device within seconds. No refresh needed.

Push alerts that matter

"A match has been ready for 20 minutes but no one has put it on a court." That's a push you actually want. Four admin-specific notification types, all opt-out-able:

  • Match ready > 20 min — deep-links to the division so you can assign a court.
  • Division complete — deep-links to the podium.
  • Event wrapping — all courts idle, event may be done.
  • Score entered — off by default (noisy); toggleable for multi-TD events.

What's still web-only (by design)

Generating a bracket, drag-to-reseed, creating a new Google-Places-backed venue, and the full tournament Command Center stay on desktop — they're pre-event power tasks. The mobile Playoff Manager is laser-focused on the running of the day.