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Tournament courts
Purpose-Built for Tournament Organizers
Run every court
Run every court
with clarity.
Qourts brings schedules, live match control, standings, playoff progression, player information, and sponsor visibility into one focused tournament experience.
- 10-court operations
- Live standings
- Playoff automation
- Player-first viewing
Proven under pressure
Built for real tournaments.
Ground Zero 2026 is the first full-scale implementation of Qourts, connecting match control, court scheduling, official standings, playoff progression, player information, and event communication.
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Competition stages
7
Core live experiences
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Official public guide
One operating system
Run the tournament.
Run the tournament.
Not the chaos.
Replace scattered spreadsheets, paper score sheets, manual calculations, and delayed announcements with one clear operating flow.
Live Match Control
Operate scores, active matches, court status, and match flow from one focused control center.
Automatic Standings
Calculate wins, points earned, points conceded, and point quotient from validated results.
Tournament Scheduling
Structure match waves, court assignments, rest windows, and finals around real event constraints.
Playoff Progression
Move qualified teams into semifinals, bronze matches, and championship games with less manual work.
Player-Friendly View
Give players and spectators a dedicated live experience across phones, tablets, and venue displays.
Multi-Court Visibility
Scan every active court, current score, and next assignment without losing operational context.
Sponsor Showcase
Give event partners consistent, organized visibility across player-facing experiences.
Multi-Device Support
Run admin operations on one device while presenting player information on another screen.
Product showcase
Built in the arena.
Built in the arena.
Refined for every event.
The interface is designed around the people who need information fastest: match control, officials, organizers, players, and spectators.
Live Player View
Fast access to active matches and what comes next.
COURT 02 · LIVE
Low Intermediate Mixed Doubles
Team LMX29
Team LMX16
YOUR NEXT MATCH11:20 AM · Court 5
STANDING2nd · Pool A
STATUSQualified for Semis
Match Control Center
Every active court and score in one operational view.
ACTIVE MATCHES8
AWAITING RESULT2
NEXT WAVE10:40 AM
Court / MatchABStatusAction
Court 01 · NWA1 vs NWA285LiveOpen
Court 02 · LMX1 vs LMX269LiveOpen
Court 03 · NMA1 vs NMA2——NextStart
Court 04 · HMX1 vs HMX2107LiveOpen
Tournament Standings
Calculated from validated match results.
TEAMS8
QUALIFYINGTop 2 / Pool
TIEBREAKPoint Quotient
TeamWPEPCPQ
Team LMX2444300.595
Team LMX1341340.547
Team LMX4238370.507
Team LMX3132420.432
Championship Bracket
Semifinals, battle for bronze, and championship.
Team LMX2 · 11
Team LMX3 · 8
Team LMX1 · 11
Team LMX4 · 9
Team LMX2 · Finalist
Team LMX1 · Finalist
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Simple by design
From planning to podium.
A clear operating flow helps organizers move confidently from tournament setup to the final championship point.
01
Plan the tournament
Define divisions, categories, teams, formats, courts, and event rules.
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Build the schedule
Arrange court assignments, match waves, rest windows, and event sequencing.
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Run live matches
Enter validated scores, manage court status, and update standings.
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Celebrate champions
Progress qualifiers into playoffs and publish polished final results.
Why QourtsA better way to
A better way to
run game day.
Move from reactive tournament management to a system that keeps each stakeholder aligned.
| Tournament task | Manual workflow | With Qourts |
|---|---|---|
| Score updates | Passed between paper, chat, and spreadsheets | Entered and validated in one control flow |
| Standings | Recalculated after every result | Updated from recorded match data |
| Court visibility | Requires repeated verbal checks | Active courts and next matches stay visible |
| Playoff progression | Manual seeding and bracket updates | Qualifiers move into the correct playoff path |
| Player information | Scattered across messages and printed sheets | Dedicated mobile-friendly player view |
| Sponsor visibility | Limited to static venue placements | Structured exposure within player-facing screens |
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Proof, not placeholders
A real tournament implementation.
Qourts presents the actual Ground Zero 2026 player-facing implementation rather than invented testimonials or unsupported claims.
Ground Zero 2026 Official Player Guide
The published guide identifies Qourts as match control and gives players one organized source for event-day information.
- August 1, 2026 at King Courts Pampanga
- Opening program, first-match time, and event flow
- Round robin, semifinals, bronze, and championship stages
- Standings fields, tiebreaking order, rules, and player responsibilities
- Qourts-managed calls, result validation, scheduling, and dispute intake
Official Public Player Guideqourtsph.github.io
ZERO ZERO TWO PRESENTS
Ground Zero 2026
Rules, scoring, standings, responsibilities, and match-day information.
Tournament Format & Match RulesStandings & TiebreakersPlayer Rights & ResponsibilitiesOfficial Schedule, FAQs & Partners
Bookings & events
See what’s coming to the courts.
Only organizer-approved public events are displayed. Private consultations and unannounced projects remain private.
Confirmed public event
Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
What can Qourts manage?
Qourts can support tournament scheduling, live match control, score entry, standings, playoff progression, player-facing information, court visibility, and sponsor presentation.
Does it update standings automatically?
Yes. Once a match result is validated and recorded, Qourts can update the relevant ranking fields and qualification picture without a separate spreadsheet calculation.
Can players view information on another device?
Yes. The admin experience and player-facing view are separated so match control can operate privately while players and spectators follow public information on phones, tablets, or venue displays.
Is the interface mobile-friendly?
Yes. The public experience is designed for phones first, while the operational dashboard adapts across tablets, laptops, and larger displays.
Can tournament branding be customized?
Yes. Event logos, naming, sponsor hierarchy, color direction, and presentation details can be tailored to the organizer and tournament.
Can Qourts work on a local venue network?
A local-network deployment can be configured for venue operations. Internet access is still needed when remote spectators must receive live updates outside the venue network.
How do we get started?
Share the tournament date, expected player count, number of courts, categories, format, and operating requirements through the consultation form. Qourts can then assess the event and recommend the right setup.
Start a conversation
Ready to run your best tournament yet?
Bring Qourts into the planning process early so the schedule, match flow, player experience, and event-day operations work as one system.