Game Tools

Need a bracket order for a club match or a company event? The bracket maker auto-generates a tournament draw from your entrant count, and the scoreboard tracks live scores during play so spectators can follow along too.

For a game with fiddly scoring rules like Go-Stop, the score calculator takes in the pi, bak and gwang-bak conditions and works out the final score for you, so you can run the game even without memorizing every rule.

All three tools help run and record a game rather than play it for you — especially handy for handing 'host' duties to one phone at an in-person gathering.

When the entrant count isn't a power of two (4, 8, 16), one side of the bracket ends up with a bye — the bracket maker assigns that automatically, so an odd headcount needs no manual adjustment. Running several matches back to back with the scoreboard without resetting between them throws off the running total, so it's worth clearing the score to zero before each new match starts. Go-Stop's overlapping conditions — pi, bak, gwang-bak — are easy for people to miscalculate in their heads, so if house rules differ slightly between groups, agreeing on which conditions apply before playing heads off arguments.