Context
Running a competitive event usually means switching between Discord for the community, a bracket provider for matches, an external payment tool and a spreadsheet for everything that falls through the gaps. The experience is fragmented for organisers and players alike.
The problem
- Too many disconnected tools for organisers.
- Little reason for players to return between tournaments.
- No credible white-label experience for established organisations.
- Weak verification of Riot, Steam, Epic and other gaming identities.
The solution
Player matching
Players can find teammates by game, skill, play style and availability through structured profiles and targeted recommendations.
Four tournament formats
Single Elimination, Double Elimination, Round Robin and Swiss formats share automated brackets, real-time match tracking, dispute handling and notifications.
Teams and permissions
Teams support granular captain, manager, player and substitute roles alongside invitations and cross-checked gaming accounts.
Meaningful gamification
XP, levels, badges, daily and weekly quests and streaks form an engagement system designed to sustain a community between competitions.
Discord, payments and white-label
The native bot handles match notifications, registration reminders and live leaderboards. PayPal covers entry fees and prize pools. Professional plans add custom branding, domains and public API access.
Architecture
- Next.js App Router and React for the player and organiser experiences.
- Supabase PostgreSQL, Auth and RLS for data and access control.
- Dedicated local and server-state layers for predictable client behaviour.
- Webhooks and a public API for professional integrations.
- Remotion for generated promotional clips and overlays.
Results
The platform now covers more than 23 competitive titles, four complete bracket formats and the operational needs of both independent organisers and branded professional communities.
Next
The roadmap expands game coverage, the integration API and partnerships with larger amateur-competition organisers.