- A schedule people can plan around
- Schedule each game ahead of time. Players RSVP in one tap and you know the count before you decide how many tables to set. Reminders go to the players who said yes, or to the whole roster.
- Points that fit your league
- Start from the standard chart, or write your own by field size. Count every night, or only a player's best N, so someone who misses a game in July is still in the race in October.
- Standings nobody has to compile
- The last knockout saves the result and writes the points. There is no spreadsheet step, so the table is right the moment the tournament ends. A correction carries a reason the player can read.
- A public league page
- Standings, the next game and recent results at a link you can put in the group chat. Nobody needs an account to read it.
- Recaps in everyone's inbox
- Turn on the recap and each player gets the night's results, payouts, the updated standings and the next date by email.
- Side games with leaderboards
- High hand, bad beat, 7-2 and your own games, each with a leaderboard on every screen and photos from the table.
- Players with their own accounts
- Players can claim their spot on the roster and keep their record in an account, with one home screen for every league they play in.
- Co-hosts
- Give co-hosts a role, or hand off a running tournament with a QR code that expires in 30 minutes, for the night you bust early and want to go home.