Registration handoff
Use clean roster data from public signup pages instead of rebuilding the field from forms and payment screenshots.
Tournament Software
Chess tournament software for pairings, sections, and live standings
Run registration, sections, pairings, standings, organizer communication, and live event operations from one cloud workspace without falling back to spreadsheets or disconnected desktop tools.
Built for TDs, clubs, scholastic organizers, and recurring event operators
Pairings, standings, sections, and organizer workflow in one system
Rating imports, federation ID collection, and reporting prep in the tournament workflow
A cleaner replacement for spreadsheet-heavy and desktop-bound event operations
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See The Product
What running a tournament on Chess67 looks like
Click through the tournament-day surfaces: the create flow and public page, live pairings, participant management, and federation-ready exports.
Screenshots show Chess67 product surfaces with sample data.
Tournament Operations
Chess tournament software beyond the signup form
Once the field starts forming, Chess67 handles the operational work: sections, pairings, standings, results, and live event control, with rating checks and report files close at hand.
Sections and pairings
Manage event structure, pairings, round flow, and standings from the same tournament screen.
Results and standings
Record results and publish standings without relying on separate spreadsheets or a single local machine.
Rated-event context
Keep rating imports, membership checks, federation IDs, and export prep close to the live event.
Broadcast to players' phones
Push each round's pairings, live standings, or a custom message straight to players' phones and their in-app inbox, so nobody crowds the wall chart.
Club continuity
Tie the tournament back to the club, calendar, posts, members, and future registrations after the event ends.
Player Communication
Reach every player's phone the second pairings are up
Skip the wall-chart scramble. Broadcast pairings, standings, or your own note as a push notification players actually see — each one personalized to the recipient.
- Push the next round's pairings the moment you post them — each player sees their own board, color, and opponent.
- Send live standings so players know their place and score without crowding the wall chart.
- Write a custom message with merge codes like {{first_name}} and {{next_game}} for a personal touch.
- Lands as a phone push notification and in every player's Chess67 inbox.
Players receive push notifications on the Chess67 app (App Store and Google Play) with notifications on; everyone also gets the message in their in-app inbox.
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Pairings Update
You are playing White against Jordan Lee on board 4.
How It Works
From published event page to rated report
The whole arc of a tournament stays in one system, so nothing is retyped between registration and reporting.
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Publish the tournament
Create sections, pricing, and USCF/FIDE settings once; the public event page and registration flow come from the same setup.
- 2
Let the field build itself
Players and parents register and pay online; membership checks can warn, email, or block lapsed USCF IDs before they reach the roster.
- 3
Run rounds from the browser
Generate pairings, record results, and publish live standings that players and spectators can follow on their phones.
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Close out with exports
Run preflight checks and produce USCF and FIDE export drafts, crosstables, and CSVs without rebuilding the data.
Try It
Tour the tournament director workspace right here
This is the TD workspace with sample event data. Switch tabs to explore the tournament page, registration, participant management, round control, exports, and compliance checks.
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Who It Is For
Built for the real operators behind local and rated chess events
Tournament directors
Run sections, pairings, standings, compliance tasks, and player-facing updates from one screen.
Clubs
Keep club pages, member communication, tournaments, and registrations inside one year-round platform.
Scholastic organizers
Support family accounts, parent-managed registration, and workflows that fit school and youth events.
Recurring organizers
Use one repeatable stack instead of rebuilding every event from forms, spreadsheets, and email threads.
Why Cloud Beats Manual Work
Why organizers move away from spreadsheets and desktop-only stacks
Registration, payments, and pairings stay connected instead of being copied across tools.
Assistant staff can work from the same shared system rather than relying on one machine.
Players and parents see the event page, standings, and updates without waiting for manual reposts.
Rating context, federation IDs, and export prep stay attached to the live event instead of being handled as a separate reporting project.
Recurring clubs keep their tournament workflow tied to the same membership and communication platform.
Legacy migrations get easier when public registration and live operations are already in the same product.
Compare Your Stack
See how Chess67 fits against legacy and registration-first tools
Comparison pages
Chess67 vs ChessRegister
Compare a registration-first tool against a broader tournament operations stack.
Chess67 vs SwissSys
See how a legacy pairing workflow stacks up against a cloud-based platform.
Chess67 vs WinTD
Review desktop pairing depth versus connected registration, payments, and club operations.
Chess67 vs ChessManager
Compare two web-first tournament approaches with different scope beyond event day.
Chess67 vs Swiss-Manager
Compare classic pairing and reporting software with a connected cloud workflow.
Chess67 vs Tornelo
Review web-based tournament management against broader registration and club continuity.
Frequently asked questions
Run your next tournament in the browser
Publish the event, take registration and payment, pair rounds live, and leave with export-ready reports — all from one system your whole staff can use.
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