Score entry
Built for one thumb and a noisy room
Big names, big numbers and big buttons. Tap plus or minus, confirm, done. No forms, no fiddly keyboards, no pop-ups in the way.
Knockout tournaments for game night
Create a knockout bracket in a minute, run every match from your phone and crown a champion. Everyone follows along live.
First tournament free · Then from €0.60 · No subscription
How it works
Step 1
Name the tournament, pick the game and add 3 to 16 players. Team names are optional.
Step 2
Bracketeer shuffles everyone into a fair knockout bracket. Don't like it? Reshuffle.
Step 3
Enter each score as matches finish. Winners move on until one player lifts the trophy.
Score entry
Big names, big numbers and big buttons. Tap plus or minus, confirm, done. No forms, no fiddly keyboards, no pop-ups in the way.
Automatic progression
The moment you confirm a result, the winner drops into their next match and the next game to play is right at the top. Nobody has to redraw anything.
Live link
Share one link. Guests and parents see the bracket and scores update on their own phones every few seconds. No app, no account, no refreshing.
Corrections
Entered the wrong score? Tap the match and change it. If later matches were already played with the wrong winner, Bracketeer tells you exactly what will be cleared before anything changes.
Pricing
After that, buy tokens: one token starts one tournament. No subscription, tokens never expire, and bigger packs cost less per tournament.
Starter
3tokens
€2.49
€0.83 per tournament
Regular
Save 16%10tokens
€6.99
€0.70 per tournament
Party
Best value25tokens
€14.99
€0.60 per tournament · save 28%
Start with your free tournament.
Questions
One token starts one tournament. Every new account gets one free, then you can buy packs of 3, 10 or 25. The bigger the pack, the less each tournament costs. Tokens never expire, and setting up a draft doesn't use one: a token is only used when you press Start.
Anything where two players (or teams) face off and one wins: console games, darts, pool, table tennis, board games. You type in whatever game you're playing.
Between 3 and 16. With 4, 8 or 16 players everyone plays from the first round. With other numbers, a few players get a bye: a free pass through the first round, decided by the draw.
No. Only the host signs in (with Google) to create and run the tournament. Everyone else just opens the link.
Knockouts need a winner, so scores can't be level. Settle it however your game does, then enter the final score.
Yes. Tournaments are saved to your account, so you can pick up on another device, and the results link keeps working after the final.