Tournament day does not happen at a desk. The organizer is walking the venue, the coach is on the bench, the referee is on the pitch, players are between games, and the stands are full of people who just want to know the score. Tormatch puts the whole tournament in one native app on iOS and Android and reshapes it around whoever opens it, so every role runs their part from the phone already in their hand. Live scores, standings, and schedules update in real time, push notifications carry the moment that matters to exactly the right person, and beyond your own event the same app is where teams discover tournaments and line up their next match.
Whatever your role, you open one native app — on iOS or Android — and follow the whole tournament as it happens. Live scores, standings, schedules, and results update in real time with no refresh, so from the stands, the bench, or the sofa everyone is watching the same match at the same moment.
Every push is deep-linked to exactly where it points — a goal opens the match, a friendly invite opens the request, an organizer announcement opens the post. The moment that matters is one tap away for whoever it concerns, with no hunting through the app for what just happened.
The same app reshapes itself around whoever opens it. Organizers manage the event on the move, coaches run their squad and lineups, players check their own matches and stats, and fans follow their team — each role opens straight to the view built for them.
Referees get purpose-built live scoring — big tappable goal, card, and substitution buttons and a running clock, built for the gloves-on conditions of a real pitch. Every tap publishes the score the instant it lands, and the officials tab keeps every assignment and personal schedule on their phone.
An organizer broadcasts to a targeted audience — everyone, just the coaches, just the players, just the referees, or specific teams — and it lands as a push plus an in-app post on precisely those phones. The people who need to know hear it first, and nobody else is bothered.
The app keeps going between your own events. A proximity feed surfaces the tournaments happening near you, filtered by age class, level, and gender — so any team has a reason to open Tormatch, not just the event they already run.
