Bracket with scores
Type the score, and the winner moves on by itself. The bracket stays live all day — on a laptop at the desk or a phone at the venue.
Editing is designed for desktop. On this screen you can view the bracket; open the tools below if you need to change something.
Everything stays editable: type your own team names, set scores and dates, then export the bracket as an image — a PNG in three sizes, no watermark.
Scores advance the winner for you
Click any match on the bracket, type both scores, and the winner is carried into the next round straight away. No re-drawing, no second spreadsheet.
A draw is not a result for a knockout, so the editor lets you advance either team by hand — useful for penalties, a coin toss, or a match decided on the field but not on the sheet.
What happens when you fix an early result
Correcting a first-round score can change who was supposed to be in the semi-final. BracketBee clears the results that depended on the old outcome instead of silently keeping a winner who is no longer in the bracket.
Results that do not depend on the change are kept, so one correction does not wipe the whole day of scores.
Scores beyond a knockout
In a round robin, scores feed the n×n results matrix and the standings table, with draws counted as draws rather than forcing a winner.
Share the link when you want the scoreboard on somebody else’s phone: the scores travel inside the URL, so no account is needed to see or continue the tournament.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to enter scores?
- No. You can leave them empty and mark the winner by hand, which is handy when a result is decided off the sheet or not recorded at all.
- Can I correct a score later?
- Yes. Open the match, change the score and the bracket re-resolves; results that depended on the old outcome are cleared so nothing stale is left behind.
- Does it handle draws?
- Yes. A draw is recorded, and in a knockout you choose which team advances. In a round robin the draw simply counts as one point each in the standings.