Every category below arrives with its own entry type, scoring model, tie-break logic and result format. Pick one, set your dates and fees, and publish. The configuration marathon other platforms ask for simply is not there.
Many organisers run more than one type — a school festival is sporting, cultural and academic in the same week. Categories can be combined under a single parent event.
Ball-by-ball scoring with automatic run rate, extras, fall of wickets and DLS-style rain adjustments. Runs T20, limited-over and box-cricket formats from league stage to final, with a public commentary feed.
Goal, assist, card and substitution logging with running match clock. Group stages resolve on points, then goal difference, then head-to-head — the tie-break order is yours to set before kick-off, not after.
Track and field on one sheet: heats, lane draws, timings to the hundredth, and best-of-three attempts for jumps and throws. Personal bests and meet records flag themselves the moment a mark is entered.
Swiss and round-robin pairings generated per round, with Buchholz, Sonneborn-Berger and direct-encounter tie-breaks applied automatically. Arbiters enter results from the board on a phone.
Singles, doubles and mixed draws with seeding, byes and best-of-three set scoring. Court allocation and next-match calls go out on WhatsApp, so nobody misses a slot because they stepped out for chai.
Solo, duet and group entries with a weighted judge rubric across technique, synchronisation, expression and costume. Time-limit penalties apply automatically, and video entries can be pre-screened before the stage round.
Classical, playback and western categories with separate rubrics for each. Judges score pitch, rhythm, voice quality and presentation on a tablet; the aggregate hides individual panellists until results are published.
Prelims run as a timed online paper with automatic ranking; the stage final uses live buzzer rounds with pounce, bounce and negative marking. Question banks stay locked until the round opens.
Themed submissions with EXIF checks, resolution rules and an edit-policy declaration. Judges score composition, concept and technical quality; an optional public-vote round runs alongside with a capped weight.
On-the-spot and take-home art contests by age band. Entries are photographed at the venue and tagged to a code, so panels judge the artwork without ever seeing the child's name or school.
Parliamentary, MUN and conventional formats with motion allocation, speaker timers and adjudicator ballots. Speaker points and team wins are tracked separately so a losing side can still take best speaker.
Competitive programming contests scored on problems solved, with time penalty applied for wrong submissions. Live ICPC-style standings freeze in the last hour, which is exactly when the room gets loud.
Team formation, problem-statement allocation, checkpoint submissions and a demo-day rubric across innovation, feasibility, execution and pitch. Mentor slots and sponsor tracks sit in the same schedule.
Esports ladders with lobby codes, screenshot result submission and dispute windows. Battle-royale points formulas combine placement and kills; head-to-head titles run as double-elimination brackets.
Arena runs timed to the second with a scoring sheet per attempt — task points, penalties and best-of-two runs. Design and documentation carry their own judged weight alongside on-field performance.
Open-format auditions where every act is different. Judges score on a common scale for skill, originality and stage presence, and audience voting can be switched on for a wildcard slot in the final.
Drama, mime, fashion walk, rangoli, mehndi and folk performance under one umbrella. Each sub-event keeps its own rubric and time limit while feeding a shared overall cultural championship tally.
The whole annual calendar in one parent event — sports day, cultural week, science exhibition and inter-house quiz. House points aggregate across all of it into a single trophy standing on the foyer screen.
Forty-plus sub-events across three days with inter-college entries, volunteer role access and accommodation add-ons. The overall fest championship computes live across sporting, cultural and technical tracks.
Department leagues, office olympics, internal hackathons and annual-day contests. Single sign-on against your employee directory, and an engagement report by function ready for the quarterly review.
Every category above is built on one of these four engines — or a blend of two. Understanding which one your event needs takes about a minute.
Wins, draws and losses convert to points across a league or group stage. You define the point values and the tie-break ladder — goal difference, net run rate, head-to-head — before a ball is bowled.
The clock or the tape decides. Timings to the hundredth, best-of-three attempts, wind readings and automatic personal-best and meet-record flags. No judgement, no dispute, no recount.
Weighted criteria scored independently by each panellist on a tablet. Optional blind mode hides other judges' marks, and the outlier report flags a panellist whose scoring drifts from the panel.
OTP-verified votes with per-device and per-number caps, rate limiting and a bot-pattern check. Public weight is capped against the judge score, so a popularity surge cannot overturn a panel.
The twenty above are the ones organisers ask for most — not a boundary. If your competition can be scored by points, time, a rubric or a vote, it already fits one of our four engines. Tell us the format and we will have a working template on your account in two working days, free.
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Four quick answers. Another forty live on the FAQ page, and an events specialist will happily talk through the awkward edge cases on a call.
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