After a tournament, the best photos end up scattered across phones, drives, and group chats — and most never reach the people who were there. Tormatch turns them into albums on your public page: upload a whole day at once, reorder by dragging, and publish. Spectators react to the shots they love and every photo tracks its own views, so you see what connected — and older albums archive out of sight without ever being deleted.
Group photos into an album per day, per match, or per moment — the final, the trophies, the crowd. Upload a whole batch in one go instead of one file at a time, then drag them into the order you want. The gallery your spectators see stays clean and easy to browse.
Spectators react to the photos they love — like, love, haha, wow — right on the public gallery. Every photo tracks its own view count in analytics, so you can see which shots pulled a crowd and which albums people actually opened.
Move an older album out of the public gallery once it has had its day — nothing is deleted, and nothing is lost. Bring it back live in a single click whenever you want it seen again.
In the Tormatch app, gallery uploads come straight from your camera roll — pick a batch and they land in the album. Or shoot, upload, done between matches, so photos reach your public page while the tournament is still live.
