What is TorMatch?
TorMatch is a platform for running and following sports tournaments: what it does, the three places in a tournament and where to start.
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What is TorMatch? It's a platform for organising sports tournaments. Organisers set up and run their tournament; teams, coaches, players and officials take part; and anyone can follow along.
It brings the whole tournament into one place: registration, teams and players, the competition format, the schedule, results and standings, and a public tournament page that shows it all. Each tournament can switch on only the parts it needs.
You can use TorMatch on the website, tormatch.com, and in the TorMatch app for iPhone and Android.
Every tournament on TorMatch has three places. Which ones you see depends on who you are in that tournament.
The public tournament page is for everyone, signed in or not. It shows the tournament once the organiser has published it: the teams, the matches, results and standings. You get there by finding the tournament on TorMatch or by opening a link someone shared with you.
Your space is your personal page in a tournament if you're a coach, a player or an official there. It shows what to do next and your own matches, and, depending on your role, your team, your lineups or your assignments. On the website, open Your space in the tournament's menu (on a phone, in the bar at the bottom of the page). In the app, tap Open your space on the tournament's overview.
One person can have several roles, for example a coach who also referees: see switch between your roles. Who's who in a tournament explains the roles.
Manage is where the organiser and their staff run the tournament: the settings, teams, format, schedule, results and public page. Only people the organiser has given a staff role can open it. On the website, go to My TorMatch > My Tournaments and choose your tournament. In the app, open My TorMatch and tap your tournament under My tournaments, or tap Open management on the tournament's overview.
The website and the app share the same account and the same tournaments, so you can switch between them at any time.
- On the website organisers do the detailed setup: the full format and schedule editors, the design of the public page, and the tournament's plan and billing.
- The app is the everyday companion: organisers can set up a tournament step by step and run match days, and coaches, players and officials get their Your space with reminders. Officials can keep scoring a live match when the connection drops.
Where something is done on the website, the app shows a link such as Fine-tune on web. You choose or change a plan only on the website; the app can show your past purchases and invoices.
Website or app: what to do where goes through it task by task, and Get the app and first start helps you install it.
- You're organising a tournament: create an account, then create a tournament on the website, or use the quick-start builder in the app.
- You're a coach: accept your coach invite, or register your team for a tournament.
- You're a player: join your team, or join with a team signup link.
- You're an official: respond to your official invite.
- You've been added as staff: working in a staff role.
- You're following a tournament: find a tournament and follow it.
Not sure what your invitation is for? See Your invitations.
Do I need the app?
No. Organisers can run a whole tournament on tormatch.com, and coaches, players and officials can open Your space there too. The app adds reminders on your phone and scoring that keeps working without a connection.
Do I need an account to see a tournament?
No. A published tournament's public page is open to everyone. You need an account to follow it, and for Your space and Manage, because they show your own tasks and tournaments.