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A draw everyone can follow
Build tableaux, seed players, handle byes, and publish a clear bracket without bouncing between files.
Tournament day, under control
Run the draw.
Not around it.
Tiebreaks brings registration, draws, court scheduling, and live results into one calm workspace built for tennis.
From the first entry to the final point.
TLakeside Open
LiveSaturday · 14 June
Court schedule
M. Keller vs A. Rossi
Men's singles · Quarterfinal
S. Meier vs L. Dubois
Women's singles · Semifinal
J. Frei vs N. Vogel
U18 · Round of 16
Schedule health● All courts on track
Published
Players are up to date
RegistrationDrawsSchedulingLive courtsResults
Less admin. More tennis.
Everything changes on tournament day. Your plan should keep up.
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A schedule that holds up
Balance courts, availability, recovery time, and match length—then pin the decisions that cannot move.
03
One live source of truth
Keep organizers, players, and spectators aligned with live courts, results, and what is coming next.
Saturday
Court board
Court 1Meier
Dubois
Dubois
Second set · 3–2
Court 2Keller
Rossi
Rossi
Starts 10:30
Up nextFrei vs Vogel
Built for the moment
Clear to organizers.
Clear to everyone.
Publish the schedule once. Players see when and where they play. Spectators see what is live. Your team sees what needs attention next.
- Mobile-friendly public pages
- Live court queues
- Shareable registration links
- Results as they happen
How it works
Three steps to match point.
- 01
Set the shape
Add dates, venues, courts, events, and the rules that make your tournament yours.
- 02
Invite the field
Share registration, collect player details and availability, then approve the field.
- 03
Run the day
Build the draw, schedule every court, record results, and keep everyone moving.
Your next tournament deserves a calmer control room.
Bring the draw, the courts, and the people together.
Start organizing