Everything it does

Before the first break

Names in, fast

Type one, or paste a whole list and every line becomes a player. Tap any name to fix a spelling, which you will need to, because somebody is always called something other than what you heard.

Who has paid

Tap the circle next to a name to mark them paid. The pot total updates as you go, and the lock-in button stays off until everyone is squared up — with the reason written underneath it, rather than a greyed-out button that does not say why.

A draw people can watch

The order scrambles on screen in front of the room. Position matters in this format — shooting first means breaking into a tight rack — so the draw is visible, and it uses a proper shuffle rather than the sort-by-random trick that quietly favours some positions.

During the night

Two buttons

Made it, or missed. Fixed position, never conditional, large enough to hit without looking. By rack four nobody is reading the screen and that is the design working.

Unlimited undo

Every tap is an event in an append-only log, so undo is a replay rather than a reversal. Undoing a third strike un-eliminates the player, puts them back in the right place in the rotation and rewinds the rack. You can undo all the way back past the lock-in to the roster.

The TV display

Its own link, its own tiny page — about one and a half kilobytes — so it runs on an eight-year-old smart TV. Sized in viewport units, so a name fills the screen from across the room. Free on every plan.

The player QR card

Stick it on the table. A player scans it, picks their name once, and from then on sees their own strike count without asking anybody. Free on every plan.

It keeps the screen awake

A phone that sleeps between shots is a phone somebody unlocks forty times a night.

Somebody had to go

Mark them as left rather than striking them out. They are out of the rotation without being given strikes they did not earn, and they still take a placing.

At the end

The payout, worked out

Standings, and what the pot pays out — one, two, three or four places depending on the field, with your house cut taken off the top and every place rounded to a whole dollar, because a bar pays out in notes. We never touch the money.

Run it again

One tap starts a fresh night with the same names, which is the most common next thing anyone does.

Across nights

Stats, free

Win rate, strike rate, average finish and head-to-heads across every night you have ever run. On the free plan, because every competitor gives this away and charging for it would make us the worst free option in the category.

Seasons, rosters and rules Pro

A points table that means something by March, your regulars saved so a night starts in one tap, your own house rules, two tables at once, and CSV export.

The venue layer Venue

Your logo and colours on the display, a public page the regulars check midweek, staff accounts so a bartender can run the night without your password, and eight tables at once.

What it does not do

No brackets — single and double elimination, round robin and Swiss are all things other tools do well and we do not do at all. No handicapping. No native app in a store. If you need any of those, our comparison pages say honestly who to use instead.