VERXUS

Key Features

• •Classic and Match-Up Scoreboards: Two scoreboard options tailored to different sports. Classic Scoreboard uses simple numeric scoring (3-1, 2-0) ideal for soccer, basketball, esports. Match-Up Scoreboard tracks set-by-set progress with current scores (15-30-40-Ad), set scores, tiebreaks, and supports best-of-3/5/7 series, perfect for tennis, volleyball, table tennis.
• •Live Sharing with Instant Sync: Generate a unique sharing link so anyone can view the tournament in real time without an account. All score updates sync automatically to all viewers, eliminating the need for manual refreshes. Live Mode adds a glowing red border to in-progress matches, ideal for streaming or projection.
• •Multiple Tournament Formats: Supports Swiss rounds, double elimination, single elimination, round robin leagues, group stages, playoffs, and the Nations 48 world-cup-style format. Each format automatically generates fixtures and brackets, handling up to 16 teams free and up to 256 with the MASTER tier.
• •Cloud Save and Offline Backup: Save tournaments to the cloud for multi-device access and co-organizer editing via an organizer link. Alternatively, download a .vxs file for offline backup. Both options restore all data including teams, scores, brackets, settings, and the shareable viewer link.
• •Stream Link Integration for Matches: Hover over any match to reveal a stream tab where you can paste YouTube, Twitch, or Facebook URLs. The platform icon shows which streaming service is used. When sharing, viewers see stream tabs only on live matches and can click to watch in a new tab.

Use Cases

• •An esports tournament organizer uses VERXUS to run a double elimination bracket for a League of Legends cup. With live sharing, hundreds of viewers follow bracket updates in real time while the streamer projects the scoreboard. Outcome: seamless viewer experience and reduced manual communication.
• •A school sports coordinator sets up a round-robin soccer league for 12 teams. VERXUS automatically generates fixtures and league tables tracking wins, draws, losses, goals, and points. Outcome: accurate standings without spreadsheet errors and easy reporting to parents and staff.
• •A community chess club uses Swiss rounds for a monthly tournament. The schedule strength metric ensures fair pairings across rounds, and players can view standings after each match. Outcome: balanced competition and higher participant satisfaction.
• •A gaming event planner creates a world-cup-style tournament using the Nations 48 format for a large community. The 12-group, 32-team knockout structure runs automatically over 104 matches. Outcome: professional-grade tournament management with minimal setup effort.
• •A streamer hosting a Valorant charity event uses Live Mode to mark matches in progress. Viewers see a glowing red border on active matches and can click stream links to watch directly. Outcome: increased viewer engagement and streamlined multi-stream coordination.
• •A teacher organizing a class esports league uses VERXUS to create a league table and save tournaments to the cloud. Students can check standings from any device, and the teacher edits scores from home. Outcome: no lost data and easy collaboration between co-organizers.

Who is this for?

VERXUS is designed for esports organizers running online or LAN tournaments for games like League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, and Dota 2. It also serves sports league administrators managing round-robin leagues or knockout tournaments for soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, and table tennis. Tournament directors who need to schedule Swiss rounds or double elimination brackets will find the automated workflows helpful. Streamers and content creators can project real-time brackets during live broadcasts. Community managers running gaming clubs, schools organizing class competitions, and event planners creating world-cup-style formats (e.g., Nations 48) are also target users. The tool is web-based with no installation, making it accessible to anyone with a browser and an internet connection.