01
Brackets go stale
One score changes several games, fields, officials, and spectator expectations.
For tournaments
From registration to final score, keep the event moving.
Coordinate teams, brackets, schedules, facilities, officials, scorekeeping, public spectator updates, volunteers, and event payments in one tournament workspace.
Canadian-built sports operations platform
Built for your side of sport
Tournament organizers
Live operating view
Tournament day command
01Team registration and waivers
02Brackets and facility assignments
03Officials and live scorekeeping
04Public spectator schedule
Live
scores and schedules
Public
only where intended
Organized
staff and facilities
The operational problem
Event-day pressure exposes every disconnected process.
02
Teams ask the same questions
Check-in, facilities, waivers, and schedules need one reliable public source.
03
Results arrive late
Manual score collection slows standings and creates avoidable corrections.
What changes with The Squad
Tournament operations that stay connected
Keep organizer tools private while sharing only the public event information spectators need.
Brackets and formats
Build tournament structures and keep advancement tied to recorded results.
Registration and waivers
Collect team information, eligibility details, signatures, and payment status.
Facilities and resources
Assign games to locations, fields, courts, and event resources.
Officials and staff
Coordinate referees, scorekeepers, volunteers, and operational assignments.
Spectator portal
Publish schedules, rosters, scores, and approved public event information.
Event finance
Track registration revenue and approved online or offline payment workflows.
Live
scores and schedules
Public
only where intended
Organized
staff and facilities
A practical rollout
Set up once. Operate clearly.
Build the event
Configure registration, tournament format, facilities, and public details.
Enroll and schedule
Approve teams, collect requirements, and place games across resources.
Run tournament day
Record scores, update progression, and keep participants informed.
Tournament organizers
Make the tournament feel professionally run.
Connect the organizer desk, playing surface, teams, and public feed.