Scoreboard at the mat
Clock, points, penalties, rounds: the whole bout is recorded right there, and the result lands in the tournament without anyone retyping it. One mat, one screen, done.
The tournament day is the acid test for any tournament software. This is how MAP passes it:
Clock, points, penalties, rounds: the whole bout is recorded right there, and the result lands in the tournament without anyone retyping it. One mat, one screen, done.
Schedule, brackets and results for the hall – and the next group can already see when they are up.
Everyone gets their own link – no account, no password. Scoring happens on screen, by gamepad or on their own phone; a hit only counts once the majority gives it.
The hall host takes over when the connection drops: bout lists, scores, even the final round are created on site and come along when everything is played back.
Spectators follow their athlete by QR code, see “two bouts to go” and get the call-up on their phone – even when it is in their pocket.
One credit, one tournament – from the announcement to the certificate.