Discover
See what a public tournament looks like.
A Clutchee tournament is a single public page: bracket, live scores, spectator view, stream overlay and podium. Here is how it works, step by step.
Explore by activity
The spectator flow
From a shared link to the podium
in nine steps
01 · Discover
One public page for everyone
No app, no account to watch.
A public tournament is a single link. Anyone who opens it sees the bracket, the schedule and the current score, on phone or desktop.
02 · Organise
Your own bracket in 30 seconds
Pick an activity and a format.
Groups, knockout, double elimination or Swiss rounds: Clutchee builds the bracket, the schedule and the tie-breaking rules for you.
03 · Share
One link for the whole group
WhatsApp, Discord, anywhere.
Share the page once. Everyone follows the same tournament, always up to date, with no screenshot to send again.
04 · Track
Scores update live
Enter a score, the bracket follows.
Standings, goal difference, qualifiers and next matches recalculate instantly for every spectator watching the page.
05 · Live chat
A live chat during the tournament
Everyone reacts, match after match.
Signed-in players and spectators chat live about the match being played: reactions, predictions, banter. Messages appear instantly on the public page and can be shown on the stream overlay.
06 · Celebrate
Podium, story and replays
One tournament, a week of content.
Export a vertical 9:16 visual of the podium, attach match replays and publish a chaptered recap of the competition.
07 · Start
Two credits are on us
2 free credits with your account.
1 credit runs one tournament of up to 16 players. After that it is 2 € / 2 $ per credit, cheaper in packs, and regular organisers can take a monthly pass, cancellable anytime. No card needed to try.
See pricing08 · Give feedback
A public review earns a credit
One review = +1 credit.
After your tournament, post a review on the Wall of Love: your account is credited with one extra credit, and your review is translated and shown publicly.
See the Wall of Love09 · Multilingual
Your language, automatically.
8 languages, zero configuration.
The public page adapts to each visitor's language: French, English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and Hindi. One tournament, one link, understood everywhere.
Why organisers make it public
A public page turns a bracket into an event people follow.
Zero friction for spectators
No download, no sign-up: one link is enough to follow the competition.
Live scores
Every result is visible instantly on every screen watching the page.
Made for streams
Add a live player to the page and an overlay to your OBS or Streamlabs scene.
Shareable highlights
Podium visual, 9:16 story and replays ready to post after the final.
Free to start
2 credits offered with your account, then pay only for the tournaments you run.
Native in 8 languages
The public page, the creator and the support are available in 8 languages. No plugin, no manual translation.
Built-in live chat
Players and spectators talk about the current match in real time, with no extra tool.
Frequent questions
- Can I make my tournament public?
- Yes. Every tournament can stay private or be published as a public page you share with a single link.
- Do spectators need an account?
- No. Anyone with the link can follow the bracket and the live scores. An account is only needed to organise.
- Can I stream it live?
- Yes. You can embed a Twitch or YouTube live player on the tournament page and add a transparent overlay to your streaming scene.
- Can we chat during the tournament?
- Yes. Signed-in players and spectators can post live messages on the match being played. They appear instantly on the public page and, if you want, on the stream overlay.
- How much does it cost?
- You get 2 free credits when you create your account. After that a credit costs 2 € / 2 $, less in packs, and a monthly pass with no commitment covers regular organisers.
- Can I earn credits?
- Yes. Posting a public review on the Wall of Love adds +1 credit to your account.
- Which languages are supported?
- French, English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and Hindi. The public page automatically uses the visitor's language.
Ready to run yours?
Set up your bracket, share the link and let everyone follow along.
Create my tournament