Built for table tennis
Groups, knockout, Swiss, snake seeding, and club-style standings — not a generic multi-sport template you have to fight.
Create brackets, run group stages, and publish live results in the browser — built for table tennis clubs, house leagues, and one-day opens. No desktop install, no credit card to start.
Table Tennis Tube is free table tennis tournament software for the work you actually do on match day: entries, a fair draw, scores, and a link players can open.
Groups, knockout, Swiss, snake seeding, and club-style standings — not a generic multi-sport template you have to fight.
Publish a public tournament page. Parents, coaches, and fans follow brackets and scores on a phone — no app install.
Standard, Top-seed, and optional 2-group Club layouts. Preview the draw in the playground before you lock it.
Points, point differential, set differential, then rating — the same order used for who advances from groups.
Create tournaments, enter scores, and share results without a credit card. Premium is optional when you want extras.
Ontario / GTA club pages, match-day tools, and recaps sit next to the software — useful for local organizers and players.
The same flow as a club championship: draft privately, publish when ready, then score live.
Create an account and a tournament. Draft stays private until you publish.
Add events and players, then seed groups or knockout. Read table tennis seeding.
Enter results; group tables update automatically. See table tennis group standings.
Players follow brackets and scores on a phone. Use match-day tools at the desk.
Many organizers already know Tournament Software / Tournament Planner, Playinga, or a spreadsheet. Here is a factual snapshot so you can pick the right tool for the event you are running.
| Option | Best fit | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Table Tennis Tube | Best when you want a free, browser-based table tennis event with public live results. | Web app for groups, knockout, Swiss, live scores, and shareable pages. Optional Premium later. Includes a GTA/Ontario club directory and match-desk tools. |
| Tournament Software / Tournament Planner | Best when a federation or sanctioned calendar already requires that stack. | Widely used for racket-sport events (including table tennis) via Tournament Planner on the desktop and tournamentsoftware.com for published draws and results. Typically licensed for organizers; setup is heavier than a free web form. |
| Playinga | Best when you need multi-sport events, online fee collection, or a conflict-aware schedule. | End-to-end tournament platform covering registrations, payments, brackets, scheduling, and live scoring across many sports, including table tennis. Some extras (for example embedded widgets) are sold as add-ons. |
| Spreadsheets & generic bracket sites | Best for a one-off draw you will not publish live. | Familiar and flexible, but scores, standings, and public links are manual. Generic bracket tools rarely encode table tennis group tie-breaks or club seeding conventions. |
Feature sets and pricing change. Confirm current licenses and add-ons on each vendor’s site. Table Tennis Tube is not affiliated with Tournament Software, Visual Reality, or Playinga.
Need the full stage list (draft → published → live → completed)? Read how to run a tournament.
Yes. You can create a tournament, build groups and brackets, enter live scores, and publish public results without paying. Premium is optional for branding and extra organizer tools.
No. Table Tennis Tube runs in a modern browser. Use it on a laptop at the control desk or a phone at the table. A free account is only needed to save and publish events.
Tournament Software / Planner is a licensed stack many sanctioned events already use. Playinga is a multi-sport platform with payments and scheduling. Table Tennis Tube is a free, table-tennis-first web app with public live pages, club-style seeding, and an Ontario / GTA club directory.
Yes. The bracket playground lets you test formats and seeding with no signup. When you are ready, create a free tournament and use the same methods on a public event.
Preview a draw in the playground, or create a live event and share results with your club.