Badminton tournament software
Singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Groups, draws, courts and results on one page.
Organisers create a tournament for free, prepare it step by step, then send one link to players and spectators. Referees record results on their phone, right at the court.
Events like a real badminton tournament. Singles, doubles, mixed.
Each event has its own entry list and bracket, so men's singles, women's doubles and mixed doubles run side by side in one tournament.
- Singles, doubles and teams
- Set men's, women's or mixed for each event. Doubles pairs are built from the players already in the tournament.
- From groups to knockout
- Round robin in one or several groups, single elimination, double elimination (out after two losses) and Swiss. Group winners and runners-up move on to the next stage.
- Age and rating limits
- Set an age or rating limit for each event. Players register through one link and the organiser approves them.
Draws and scheduling. By session, by court.
Brackets are seeded, and the schedule is laid out over the tournament's courts session by session. Each step flags what is missing before you publish.
- Seeding
- Seed the field so the top two players land in opposite halves of the bracket, and draw the rest.
- Automatic scheduling
- SportX places matches on the courts across the tournament's sessions. The organiser adjusts single matches when needed.
- Enough rest
- The schedule keeps a rest gap between two matches of the same person and flags matches that clash.
Schedule
Thursday 16/10 · GSC
Đôi nữ 3.5
Bảng B · Trận 4
Đôi nam mở rộng
Bảng C · Trận 2
Đôi nam nữ
Bảng A · Trận 5
Đôi nam 4.0
Bảng D · Trận 1
Đôi nam
Bảng A · Trận 6
Live
Đôi nữ 3.5
Bảng B · Trận 5
Live
Đôi nam mở rộng
Bán kết 1
Live
Đôi nam 4.0
Bảng D · Trận 2
Đôi nam nữ
Bán kết 1
Đôi nam nữ
Bán kết 2
Đôi nam mở rộng
Bán kết 2
Đôi nữ 3.5
Bảng B · Trận 6
Results from the side of the court. On the referee's phone.
The referee opens the assigned match, enters the score when it ends and saves it. No app to install.
- An account for one day
- The organiser creates a username and password for each referee, valid for one tournament and one match day.
- Enter the final score
- For badminton, the referee enters the score when the match ends. The organiser can also correct a result from the manage screen.
- Signed off
- Both sides can sign on the referee's screen to confirm the result.
Spectators only need a link. No account needed.
The tournament page shows the schedule, the brackets and the standings. When a match has a result, the winner moves on and the standings recalculate.
- Schedule and brackets
- Who plays on which court, at what time, and who they meet next: all on the tournament page.
- Standings that calculate themselves
- Ranked by points, head to head and point difference. The organiser can change the order of the criteria.
- Share in any chat
- A new tournament is visible only to people with the link. Turn on Public to list it among the tournaments.
Group A
Đôi nam
| # | Pair | W–L | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Thành Nam · Hải Đăng CLB Hồng Lĩnh | 3–0 | +21 |
| 2 | Tuấn Kiệt · Văn Long CLB Trà Sơn | 2–1 | +8 |
| 3 | Hoàng Phúc · Trọng Nghĩa CLB Đồng Văn | 1–2 | -9 |
| 4 | Anh Quân · Bảo Lâm CLB Vạn An | 0–3 | -20 |
For badminton clubs. Between tournaments too.
A club has its own page for members, the club fund, attendance, weekly events and internal tournaments.
- Members
- The club's member list and each person's role in it.
- Fund and attendance
- Record what comes into and goes out of the club fund, and take attendance at sessions.
- Club tournaments
- Tournaments owned by the club, managed together by its admins.
Free tools. No sign-up.
- Round robin generatorType the pairs or players and get the schedule by round and a cross table at once.
- Bracket generatorSingle or double elimination brackets, with byes placed for you.
Planning your next badminton tournament?
Create it for free, add events and players, then send one link to everyone.
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything to run a badminton tournament on SportX?
No. Creating and running a tournament on SportX is free today. You only need to sign in with an Impetus ID account.
Which badminton formats does SportX support?
Round robin in one or several groups, single elimination, double elimination, Swiss, and groups followed by a knockout. Each singles, doubles or mixed event has its own bracket.
How do referees record badminton scores?
The referee signs in on a phone, opens the assigned match and enters the score when it ends. SportX does not have point-by-point scoring for badminton yet, so spectators see the result once the match is saved.
Where do players and spectators follow the results?
On the tournament page, opened from one link shared in Zalo, Facebook or any chat, with no account. The schedule, brackets and standings update when a match has a result.
How do I start a badminton tournament?
Sign in, choose Create tournament, give it a name, pick badminton and a start date. Then add events, players, brackets and the schedule step by step, and share the link.