Drawsheet: Tournament Bracket

Drawsheet is a tournament bracket maker for the event you run - a club night, an office darts competition, a league among friends. Enter the players or teams, choose a format, make the draw and enter each result as it happens. Everything stays on your phone, with no account.

★ Three formats, 2 to 64 players or teams
Single elimination: a knockout bracket. Byes go to the top seeds and are shown as byes. A match for third place is a setting.
Double elimination: nobody is out before their second loss - a winners' bracket, a losers' bracket that avoids early rematches as far as the size allows, a grand final, and a second final if the losers' bracket winner wins the first.
Round robin: everyone meets everyone once, or twice home and away, with a bye each round for an odd number. Draws allowed or not, and your own points for a win, a draw and a loss.

★ The draw
Players or teams in the order you give - the first is the top seed - or a random draw, redone as often as you like until the first result is in.

★ Results, and the next match filled in at once
Tap who won and, if you like, the final score. A level knockout match still needs who went through - on penalties, in your own words. The moment a result is saved, the winner is in the next match. Change a result that later matches depend on and Drawsheet asks first, names what it clears and offers an Undo.

★ Who plays now, what happened, where everyone stands
Each tournament opens on the matches ready to play, then every result round by round. The bracket is drawn - rounds as columns, scrolled both ways - and listed as rows a screen reader reads in order. At the end, the champion and the places are said in words.

★ A league table with its rules stated
Played, won, drawn, lost, points, and scores when you give them. Places go by points, then the points between those level, then score difference, then scores for. Two still level share the place, shown as =3.

★ Share it
The bracket or the table as a picture readable in a chat, the results as text, or the matches as a CSV file - through the share sheet, or saved where you choose.

★ Your tournaments stay yours
Your tournaments, their players and their results stay on your phone. Drawsheet never sends them anywhere and never reads your location. They leave the phone only if you share a picture, a text or a file, or save one where you choose.
It works with no connection and no account, and it needs the internet only for ads. It never asks you for a permission.
Back up every tournament to one file. Android's own cloud backup is off for Drawsheet, so a new phone starts with no tournaments unless you restore a backup you saved.

★ What Drawsheet is not
A match here is its result: who won, and the final score if you give one. Drawsheet keeps no live score, picks nothing at random but a tournament's draw, and keeps no team line-ups.
It records no money - no entry fee, no prize and no bet - predicts no winner, and promises only that a shuffled draw is random.
Every format is called what it is: no club, league or competition is named.

★ Ads
Ads come from Google's ads software, which receives your phone's advertising ID, an approximate location from its internet address and how ads are seen. Drawsheet never gives it a tournament, a name or a result. An ad only ever comes after you set up a new tournament or one finishes - never while you enter results.

Privacy policy: https://dash-fusion.github.io/privacy/list-tournament