RUN THE WHOLE SEASON
Pick'em cards, squares sheets, survivor pools, golf field pools and brackets. Five formats in one private room, and every one of them feeds the same league table.
Three taps to a
room that runs itself
Open a room
Name it, take the invite code, and hand it to the people you actually want in. A crew is private by default and the door is yours: open on the code, or every arrival goes past you first.
Put something up
A card on this week's games, a hundred square sheet, a survivor run, a golf pool, a bracket about anything at all. You see exactly what goes up before it goes up, and it posts on the second tap.
Let the table keep score
Results land from the feed, or you settle them yourself. Every format pays into one table, the posters export for the group thread, and the receipts of who beat who go on record.
Five ways to run it,
one table underneath
Most sites make you pick one and open a second account for the next. These all live in the same room, with the same people, and pay into the same standings.
The card
A week of real games, one pick each. Every game locks at its own kickoff rather than one deadline for the week, so a Thursday night game is never picked blind or left out. Straight winners, against the spread, or confidence, where you rank every call and the rank is what it pays.
Squares
A hundred squares, claimed by the room and confirmed by whoever runs it. The digits are drawn onto the rows and columns only when the sheet locks, and each quarter pays whoever holds the square where the two last digits meet.
Survivor
One pick a week, a team only once, one loss and you are out. It runs itself off the feed: no pick by kickoff is a loss, and the room is told the moment somebody goes down.
The golf field
Take three out of the field. Nobody sees anybody's three until the first tee time, and the pool pays on where they finish, with a tie sharing the place rather than taking the feed's order.
Brackets
Four to sixty four slots on anything at all. Live tallies pushed as people tap, blind voting so nobody follows the crowd, and a clock on a single match or a whole round.
Or a sport nobody carries
Twenty three leagues and three golf tours come off the feed. When yours is not one of them, write the card yourself: same picks, same scoring, same posters, same table. Bare knuckle, darts, the office table tennis ladder.
Everyone in the pool,
including the two who will not
A twelve person office pool has ten people who will install an app and two who never will. Until they can both be in the room, the pool that gets run is the one on the web site that can hold them.
Stand-ins
Add somebody with no account and no phone. They take a seat, land on the roster, score in the table, and turn up on the receipts and the posters like anybody else, and whoever runs the room enters their picks from the card. A kickoff that has passed refuses the runner too, which is the line that keeps it a favour and not a way to win your own pool.
Twelve seats, and a paste to fill them
A free room holds twelve, which is an office. Building a bracket from a list you already have is a paste rather than sixty four trips to a text field: numbered lines, bullets, or a column off a spreadsheet. It tells you what it found before it commits any of it.
Put somebody back in
Knocked out of the survivor pool on a technicality, or on a game nobody could have picked? The runner can reinstate them, it is written into the room saying who did it, and it holds: no week up to that one can end their run a second time.
Drawn in engine,
down to the last pixel
Nothing here is stock. Every crest, bar, bracket line and poster is drawn by the app itself, which is why it looks the same on every phone and why a poster exports at full resolution.
It opens quiet. Plain is the default: no glow, no film grain, bigger type, and nothing moving that does not have to. Coliseum, the gold and the glow and the motion the app was built in, is one tap away under YOU. Same screens either way, so neither is the cut down one. The pictures below are Plain, because that is what a new phone opens.
Tap any screen to open it full size
Everything the
room needs
One table, every format
A card, a sheet, a survivor run, a golf pool and a bracket all pay into the same standings, so the room argues about one league rather than five scoreboards nobody reconciles.
Live, and counted on the server
Tallies and results move as they land, pushed rather than polled. One vote per person per match, one pick per person per game, and the phone never gets to decide either.
Nobody reads the room first
Picks stay secret until the game kicks off, golf entries until the first tee, and bracket tallies until you have committed. A pool where you can see everybody else's answer is not a pool.
Private rooms, and they stay private
An invite code gets people in, or you vet them at the door. A room you are not in is not listed, not searchable and not reachable: the code is the only way anybody arrives.
Posters worth sharing
Export the week's card, a sheet, a finished pool, the whole bracket, one round or a single matchup, sized for a story or a group thread.
A new phone, same everything
Sign in once with Google or Apple and your account travels. We ask them for no name and no email: just an anonymous identifier, so nothing is lost when the phone is.
Pay to run a league.
Never to play in one.
Every pick, every square, every vote, every room you are invited to: free, and staying free. So is running a room of twelve with a card in it, because a commissioner who cannot try the format this whole category is built on is a commissioner nobody wins over. One banner sits at the bottom of the screen and pays for that. Pro is for the person doing the running.
- Sixty four seats. A free crew holds twelve, which is an office. Pro opens it to sixty four, which is a league.
- Or a hundred and twenty eight. A real darts or pool league does not fit in sixty four. Expand one room, once, and it holds a twelve team league and whoever runs it. Two free rooms hold the same people and give you two tables; this is how you get one.
- Every pool at once. A free room runs one card at a time, the whole card, for as long as it likes. Pro runs as many as you want, plus the squares sheet, the survivor pool and the golf field.
- Your own scoring. Rewrite what a round pays and what counts as an upset.
- Every season kept. Free keeps the last one. Pro keeps the whole history.
- The banner goes, and posters export clean, square or story.
Civil, or gone
Every word here
belongs to somebody
Bracketeer carries what other people write: crew chatter, bracket titles, the names you put in a field. All of it can be reported with a reason, and anybody can be blocked in both directions, which means neither of you sees the other again.
Whoever runs a crew can remove somebody from it and take their messages with them. Reports reach a queue a person reads, and are acted on within 24 hours. Objectionable content gets the account removed.
- The full rules are on the terms page.
- What the app stores, and how to delete all of it, is on the privacy page.
