Publish the tournament, share a link, and pairs sign up on their own in the app. Categories, groups, brackets and published results, with no spreadsheet in the middle.
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Sunday 11:00 · Court 1.Drop it on a WhatsApp status or on Instagram. The link opens the tournament in the app and the pair signs up there.
If the tournament asks for it, the pair attaches the transfer when signing up and you mark who has paid.
Fourth, fifth, mixed, women’s: each category with its own cap, format and draw, inside the same tournament.
The system builds the groups and the bracket, and scheduled matches hold their courts in the calendar players book from.
You enter the score, publish the changes and the bracket updates for everyone on the link.
If your courts have cameras, tournament matches are recorded and the final can go out live.
Any tournament match goes to the club’s TV straight from the app: AirPlay to an Apple TV or Chromecast, no cables.
A weekend tournament fills the courts, moves the bar and brings in new players. It usually also means a week of spreadsheets, an eighty-person WhatsApp group and someone writing results on a sheet taped to the wall.
Repe turns all of that into a flow. Sign-ups come in through a link that opens the tournament in the app, so the list you see is the real list. Scheduled matches hold their courts in the calendar players book from, so nobody books over a semi-final. And the draw lives on a page you share with a link.
The same engine runs a multi-week league, by round and with a table: the format changes, the work doesn’t. And if the club has cameras, every match is recorded and the final can be streamed live with a shareable link.
If the tournament asks for it, the pair attaches the transfer receipt at sign-up, and from the panel you mark who has paid, player by player.
Yes. Beyond weekend tournaments, the same system runs date-based leagues, training blocks and academy programs.
Yes. Each tournament gets a public page with categories, fixture and published results, shared with a single link.
For players, yes: a scheduled match holds its court, and neither the app nor the assistant offers that slot.
Yes, if that court has a camera. The stream goes out with a link you share over WhatsApp or on the club’s social channels.
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