Viewing and printing brackets
How the bracket displays depends on the device, and you can print it from the web app for the desk or the wall.
Viewing on mobile
Rounds appear as swipeable pages rather than one wide tree.
Swipe left and right to move between rounds.
Tap the round pills at the top — Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final, and so on — to jump straight to a round.
Pull down to refresh.
Viewing on web
The full bracket tree lays out horizontally with connector lines showing how matches feed forward. Scroll left and right to follow it through to the final.
This is the view worth putting on a second screen for players to follow.
Printing
Printing is available in the web app only. Admins and players can both print once the bracket exists. The print control appears once a bracket exists — if there is no bracket yet, the app tells you there is nothing to print.
Tap the print icon and pick one of two layouts:
Bracket View — prints the full tournament bracket tree. Use it for the wall or the tournament desk so everyone can see the draw.
Individual Match Cards: prints scorecards, 1, 2 or 3 per page (larger text sizes allow up to 2), for match tracking. Use these when players or referees carry a card to the court and hand it back with the score.
Both layouts print what exists at that moment. Reprint after generating or clearing a bracket, since the printed copy does not update.
Compass and multi-bracket formats
Compass shows its four brackets on the EAST, WEST, SOUTH and NORTH tabs. Printing follows the tab you're on. Admins only get the print button on the EAST tab; players and viewers can print from any tab.
Court status on match cards
Each match card shows its court state and doubles as the control for changing it — assigning a court, making a match live, or clearing the assignment. Bracket formats do not auto-assign courts, so this is where court flow is managed.
For the full workflow, see Court management in bracket formats and Managing the match queue in bracket formats.