Everything an organizer touches in PickleTime lives in one command center, grouped into three plays. You set it up, you run the day, and you post the results. Here's the whole loop, one screen at a time.
The tournament page is mission control: live stats up top, then your tools sorted into 1 Setup, 2 Day-of and 3 Results. That's the same order we'll follow below.
Shape the event from end to end: the details, who plays what, where it's played, and who's in.
This is your single source of truth: name, venue, format, rules, and the key dates. Set it once and every other screen reads from it.
Split the field into categories like Men's, Women's, and Mixed, each with its own fee, team cap, and bracket. The fee preview does the peso math for you.
Pick which courts at the venue are in play. The auto-scheduler later spreads every match across exactly the ones you tick.
Everyone who's signed up, in one searchable table: partners, division, payment, and seed. Filter by division and watch the funnel fill.
Game day tools: get players in the door, generate brackets, score live, and keep every court humming.
This is the front door. Tap teams in as they arrive, and the no-show and pending counts update live so you always know who's actually here.
One tap builds a single-elim bracket per division from your seeds. After that, just click any match to drop in the score, and winners advance automatically.
Every match across every division and round in one stream, color-coded by status so you always know what's live, what's done, and what's next.
Hit Auto-Schedule and PickleTime lays every match onto a court×time grid with no clashes and no idle courts. Export it as a PNG to pin up.
As scores land, the leaderboard sorts itself. Settle ties, then complete the tournament.
A live leaderboard per division: wins, losses, points for and against, and differential, all ranked automatically with trophies up top.
The handful of terms that show up across the operator console.
