For groups who play every week
Every match goes on the record.
Record a result on your phone at the setup. Ratings, records and streaks update on the spot for the group, for each player and for every character they pick.
Every game moves three ratings.
You, the character, and you with that character. So the group knows who is best, which characters are strong here, and who is best with each one.
One tap records a game.
Two players, a game, one tap per game. The characters they picked last time are already in the boxes.
No result is ever deleted.
A wrong score is taken back and re-entered, and both stay on the record. A late result counts from the session it was played.
See the session as it happens
One list: the matches two phones are filling in right now, and under them every match that is finished with its score, its characters and what it moved. It keeps itself up to date while the session runs, so the phone on the table and the laptop by the setup say the same thing.
2 matches on
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waiting on the other side
Played
Record matches with a few taps
Two players side by side, then a row for each game. Tap the box with a name in it to give that player the game. One tap per game. The characters they picked last time are already filled in, and the match lands on the session you are running: best-of or first-to, any length.
Who played
One person a side is the ordinary case, and a side takes as many as played. The record holds them all. A doubles set counts in full for everybody on the side, and each side is rated at its players’ average and splits what it wins or loses evenly.
When
Thursday · 2026-09-03
Counts toward Autumn. A match belongs to the season whose dates cover when it was played, worked out automatically, so a season declared later still picks up the games that fall inside it. Change the date below and this follows.
Which game
melee · fixed for Thursday
Format
BO5 · best of 5, first to 3, at most 5 games
Ranked?
Ranked, because that is what Thursday is. Every result on a session counts the same way, so this is chosen once for the session rather than per match. The player rating moves on every match, and the character and mastery ratings on every game.
Games
No roster ships for this game, so a character is free text. Anything typed here is recorded exactly as typed, and rated. A character gets its own rating in this game from its first recorded game, whether or not any list ever offered the name. Rosters ship with the app; there is no per-group list to add one to.
Tapping a winner again clears the row. A character typed into one game carries down to the ones below it, so a switch mid-match is typed once, on the game it happened.
Score
No games are filled in, so this is the scoreline and it is the whole record: the same form, with the section above left blank. A match recorded this way is complete and moves no character or mastery rating, because the rating unit is the game.
When
Taken from the session above, because that is the day it was played. Change the box to file it on another day.
Before you record
No games are filled in, so this records the scoreline and nothing else. That is a complete set. The character and mastery ratings move per GAME, so neither of them moves for it, and the site will say so when it saves.
None of these stops the recording, and none is a refusal. Every one of them is a real thing that happens on a real session, and the log holds all of them. They are here so that sending one is a decision rather than a mis-tap.
Every number, worked out from the games
A rating with the peak behind it and the run they are on, the last games as a line, what they are like with each character, and their record against everybody they have played.
12 games, 1542 to 1597, oldest on the left. This is the last 12 of a longer career, not all of it.
Bar lengths run 1524 to 1561 and compare these characters with each other, not with the group.
| opponent | games | sets | current run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nour (nour) | 4-4 | 2-1 | lost 2 games |
| Tam (tam) | 4-1 | 2-0 | lost 1 game |
| Ines (ines) | 3-1 | 2-0 | won 2 games |
Draw the bracket, and see who it favours
Double elimination with a proper losers side, walkovers when somebody goes home, and a final reset drawn only when it is earned. As results land the bracket moves itself, and the odds underneath are ten thousand simulated finishes of the bracket exactly as it stands.
Winners
| Entrant | Title | Place | Projected path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rae | 53% | 1.6 | w3m1 100% l4m1 46% gf 83% gf-reset 83% |
| Nour | 41% | 1.8 | w3m1 100% l4m1 54% gf 78% gf-reset 78% |
| Tam | 3% | 3.9 | l2m1 100% l3m1 60% l4m1 34% gf 15% gf-reset 15% |
| Ines | 2% | 4.0 | l2m2 100% l3m1 58% l4m1 30% gf 12% gf-reset 12% |
| Kit | 1% | 5.4 | l1m1 100% l2m1 59% l3m1 25% l4m1 13% gf 5% +1 more |
| Bo | <1% | 5.5 | l1m2 100% l2m2 55% l3m1 23% l4m1 10% gf 3% +1 more |
| Vic | <1% | 5.8 | l1m2 100% l2m2 45% l3m1 19% l4m1 7% gf 2% +1 more |
| Ash | <1% | 6.0 | l1m1 100% l2m1 41% l3m1 14% l4m1 6% gf 2% +1 more |
10,000 runs over 9 unplayed matches.
Who it is for
A Thursday with whoever shows
Open a session, tick who is here, and record matches as they finish. Nothing has to be configured first, and match-ups can be drawn from everybody’s rating so the games are close.
A season that runs for months
Declare the window and every match inside it counts, including ones already played. Standings for the season and standings for all time come out of the same games.
A friend who turns up once
Add them as a guest and record their matches like anybody else’s. If they sign up later, an organizer attaches the account to the record they already have.
People who read along
A group can declare itself public, and then its standings, results, sessions and player profiles are readable by link with no account at all. Groups are private until somebody says otherwise.
Why the numbers hold up
- Ratings per character, not just per player. Every game moves three ratings: yours, the character’s, and yours with that character. The tier list and mastery table come from the same results as the leaderboard.
- A forecast you can check. The odds under a bracket are simulated finishes of the bracket in front of you, on the ratings printed beside it, and the page says how many runs and how many matches were left.
- Corrections you can see. Nothing is edited over and nothing is deleted. A wrong score is taken back and re-entered, both stay on the record, and every number is worked out again from the games behind it.