The score goes in on court three. Everyone sees it.
cupora runs your tournament from the draw to the final. Scorekeepers enter results on their phone, the bracket moves the winner on, and your public tournament page and the screen in the hall update by themselves.
For the people who run the day.
ClubsYour summer cup or season opener, with a proper bracket and a page you can share with every parent.
Event organizersSeveral sports and categories in one weekend, all under your name and your own address.
FederationsMany categories, several venues and courts, and scorekeepers who never need an account.
One tournament day, start to finish.
Each step happens in one place, so nobody is copying results from a paper sheet into a spreadsheet at midnight.
Open registration
Set up categories, choose when registration opens and closes, and approve teams as they sign up.
Check teams in
Tick off teams as they arrive. No-shows are known before the first whistle, not after.
Make the draw
Seeded snake, random or by hand. Swap two teams or redo the draw until it is right.
Play
The schedule is laid out by court and time. Scorekeepers enter each result on their phone at the court.
Everyone follows
Standings, tie-breakers and the bracket update after every match, on the public page and the hall screen.
Crown the winner
Final results, the bracket and your news and photos stay online as the record of the day.
Scorekeepers scan a code. That is the whole setup.
Print one QR code per court and tape it to the scorer's table. Whoever is keeping score scans it with their phone and gets that court's matches, with no app to install and no login.
- One link per court. Scorekeepers only see the matches they are responsible for, and you can withdraw a link at any time.
- Sets or points, per sport. Volleyball is scored in sets, football in goals, padel in sets with games inside.
- You stay in control. Results are checked by the server, and you can correct any score from the admin.
Nine formats, chosen per category.
Your U14s can play round robin while the open category plays groups then knockout, in the same tournament. Matches are generated for you.
Round robin
Everyone plays everyone once. The fairest table for small categories.
Double round robin
Everyone plays everyone twice, home and away. Built for leagues.
Groups
Split the field into pools, each with its own standings.
Knockout
Single elimination. Win and you move on, lose and you are out.
Groups, then knockout
Pool play in the morning, the top teams go into a bracket in the afternoon.
Double elimination
Lose once and you drop to the second bracket. Lose twice and you are out.
Swiss
A fixed number of rounds, each pairing teams with the same record. Nobody is knocked out.
Compass draw
Eight teams, everyone plays at least three matches. Popular in tennis and padel.
Best-of series
Best of 3, 5 or 7 between two sides, for playoffs and finals.
Each category also sets its own points for a win, draw or loss, its tie-breakers and its placement matches.
Every tournament gets its own website.
Pick a theme, arrange the page by dragging sections around, and publish. Schedule, standings, bracket and results fill themselves in as matches are played.
- Your addressYour organization gets its own subdomain, with a page for each tournament.
- Your sponsorsLogos on every tournament page, set per tournament.
- Four languagesEnglish, German, Italian and Slovenian, for the admin and the public pages.
- Hall screenA full-screen view for the TV at the venue that cycles through live scores and standings.
- EmbedsPut the bracket or standings on the club website you already have.
- News and photosPost updates and galleries next to the results.
On every phone, and on the screen in the hall.
Parents and players follow along on the public page. Open the hall screen on the venue TV and it cycles through live scores, standings and the next matches by itself.
| # | Team | P | W | Sets | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Northside | 3 | 3 | 6–1 | 9 |
| 2 | Riverbend | 3 | 2 | 4–3 | 6 |
| 3 | Bayview | 3 | 1 | 3–4 | 3 |
| 4 | Westbrook | 3 | 0 | 1–6 | 0 |
A real tournament page made with cupora.
Built for the sport you actually run.
Scoring follows the sport, so the scorekeeper enters what really happened on the court.
- Volleyball
- Beach volleyball
- Basketball
- Football
- Futsal
- Handball
- Tennis
- Padel
- Pickleball
- Badminton
- Table tennis
- Esports
- Anything else
Run several sports in one event. Each category has its own sport, format and scoring.
Questions organizers ask.
Do scorekeepers need an account?
No. Each court gets its own link as a QR code. Scorekeepers open it on their phone and only see that court's matches. You can withdraw the link at any time.
Can different categories use different formats?
Yes. Each category has its own format, sport, points for a win, draw or loss, and tie-breakers. One tournament can mix round robin, groups then knockout and a best-of series final.
What do players and parents see?
A public page for the tournament with the schedule, live standings, the bracket and results. It updates as scores come in, so nobody has to refresh a spreadsheet or ask at the desk.
Can I put results on my existing club website?
Yes. The bracket and standings can be embedded on any website, and your organization also gets its own page on a cupora subdomain.
Which languages are supported?
English, German, Italian and Slovenian, for both the organizer admin and the public pages.
Can I connect cupora to other tools?
Yes. There is an API with keys you manage yourself, and webhooks that notify your systems when results change.
Talk to us.
info@fimula.comPlanning a federation season, several venues, or a tournament with an unusual format? Write to us and tell us how your day runs.