Pre-launch test environment — payments use test credentials and data may be reset before launch.

What you can run

Everything yournight needs.

Tournaments and scrims, a public site for your events and an API for your game data — one platform for your esports org, with Discord as an option, not a requirement.

EventsTournaments and scrims in one event list.
  • One wizard, every format — pick tournament or scrim; a scrim is an event type, so stages, slots, room IDs and results work the same.
  • The slot list is the truth — slots fill in arrival order and renumber per lobby; every points table carries the revision it was built from.
  • Room IDs that stay out of chat — a pull-only Retrieve button shows the ID to the viewer who asked, every reveal logged.
  • Results by slot, not a typed name — enter a match on the web and the points table moves with it.
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Public siteA site your players actually open.
  • Your own address — a tournabot.com page for every published event — schedule, teams, live standings — no account needed.
  • Arrange it block by block — hero, announcement banner, featured event, news; preview at phone and desktop width, then publish.
  • Sign-ups without Discord — on paid plans a registration form opens on your site.
  • Found by players — opt in and your open events appear on the Discover page.
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APIs for gamesYour game data, pulled with a key.
  • Keys you mint and revoke — from Settings, shown once; minting asks for a fresh Discord sign-in.
  • Pull is off until you turn it on — events, teams, registrations and standings as paged JSON, a per-minute limit per key.
  • Signed events to your server — webhooks to your https address with a signature you can check.
  • Your game, your scoring — add a game the catalogue lacks; its profile locks once standings exist.
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