Tap the court. Everything else is worked out.
Scorers open one link, pick their court and tap a side to award the point. Server, receiver, service court and change of ends follow the official rules automatically.
- Server and receiver worked out
- Service courts from the score
- Change of ends and intervals
- Any format: 21, 15, 11 or 30 up
- Undo a point in one tap
- Doubles rotation handled
Built for the way clubs actually run a day.
Shuttle HQ covers the whole tournament, from the first draw to the last handshake. Organiser, scorers and spectators each get the page that fits their job.
Pick a template and adjust anything. Group stages into brackets, leagues, straight knockouts, third place matches, and team ties like Thomas Cup or Sudirman.
Share a single link with the volunteers at the courts. They pick their court, see what is up next and start tapping. Nothing to install.
A shareable page for players and families. Live scores, group tables and brackets that update as points go in, with no account needed to watch.
Add events, players and courts, generate the draw, then advance from groups to knockout when the tables are complete. Reset and regenerate if plans change.
Follow every rally from the bleachers.
Parents, partners and players waiting for their next match open one page and see the whole tournament. Which court, who is serving, who is through.
- Live scores on every court
- Group tables recalculated after each match
- Brackets that fill in as results land
- Reads well on a phone, no pinching
- Links you can print on the day sheet
Your club's rules, not ours.
Start from a template, then change the scoring, the number of groups, how many qualify and what the knockout looks like.
- Groups then knockout
- Round robin league
- Double round robin
- Straight knockout
- Third place match
- Seeding, manual or auto
- BWF standard 3 × 21
- BWF 5 × 11
- Classic 3 × 15
- Single game to 21, 15 or 30
- Interval and cap rules
- Any custom combination
- Singles
- Doubles and mixed
- Team ties: Thomas / Uber
- Team ties: Sudirman
- Club league 6 tie
- Simple 3 tie
From sign-up sheet to final in four steps.
- 01Create the tournament
Add events, players and courts, then pick a format template and adjust anything you like.
- 02Publish the draw
Generate groups and brackets in one click. Print the day sheet or share the public link.
- 03Hand out the scorer link
Volunteers at each court open it on their phone, pick their court and tap points as they happen.
- 04Advance and finish
When a group is complete, move the qualifiers into the knockout. Results and standings are already there.
Club tournaments run on volunteers, paper and goodwill.
Someone keeps the draw on a spreadsheet. Someone else shouts scores across the hall. The group table gets recalculated by hand at lunch, and the knockout starts forty minutes late.
Shuttle HQ takes the parts that should be automatic and makes them automatic. The rules of the game, the maths of the standings, the bracket that fills itself in. What is left is the part people came for: playing and watching good badminton.
No accounts for players or spectators, nothing to install at the courts, and a page you can share with the whole club before the first serve.
Questions organisers ask.
Do players or spectators need an account?
No. The public tournament page is open to anyone with the link. Scorers use the scorer link, which also needs no sign-in.
How do scorers get set up on the day?
Print or message one scorer link. Each volunteer opens it on their phone, picks their court and sees the matches assigned to it. Points are one tap on the side that won the rally.
What if two people score the same court?
Every point is checked against the match version before it is saved, so a stale tap is rejected instead of double counting. The second scorer just sees the current score.
Which formats are supported?
Group stages into knockouts, round robin leagues, double round robin, straight knockouts with or without a third place match, and team ties such as Thomas, Uber and Sudirman formats. Scoring can be any games-to-points combination, including 3 × 21, 5 × 11, 3 × 15 and single games to 30.
Does it work on phones in a sports hall?
Yes. The scorer and public pages are designed phone-first with large tap targets. Live updates reach spectators within a few seconds.
Can I try it before running a real event?
Open the organiser page and load the demo tournament. It comes with events, players and live matches so you can score in one tab and watch the public page update in another.