Self Score Reporting: If the Tournament Director allows so, player may submit their scores online. If both players submitted the same scores, the scores will be automatically accepted. Otherwise, they will need to see the Tournament Director to resolve the issue.
Released 2 July 2026
Delete Player: It is now possible to remove player from the tournament. This can only be done before pairings are prepared.
Released 21 June 2026
Prize Table: An issue causing incorrect display regarding team wins have been solved.
Pairing Generation: A new mechanism on generating pairings have been introduced for providing pairings more reliably.
Released 2 August 2025
Spread Cap: Tournament organiser may now specify a spread cap per game.
Spread Calculation: The spread will now be displayed in "Add Score" function before submission of record.
Auto refresh on Standings: New button for refreshing the standings automatically.
Announcement: New status line on top of each page showing announcement from the Director.
Released 22 June 2025
Opponents Information in Add Scores: To help scorekeeper check whether they are inputting the scores for the correct players, the "Add Score" page will now hint who is the opponent of the player.
Released 5 May 2025
Multi-column pairings: Two-column format ranked pairings is now available, good for tournaments displaying the ranked pairings using 16:9 screen.
Released 19 April 2025
Introduction of Local Team List: Individual tournament organisers may now define Teams in their event, applicable to their event only but not all tournaments on this system.
Edit Multiple Players: Tournament organisers may now edit players name, teams, pre-tournament ratings and Team Unity Award selection in one go. Just edit on the same page, and hit the save button.
Released 11 April 2024
Team Unity Award: Team Unity Award can now be calculated on the system. Tournament organiser need to input individual players' selection manually. (Players will be divided into several groups according to their ratings immediately before the tournament. Each player may then choose their own team of players: one player from each of the other groups, plus themselves. At the end of the tournament, team scores will be computed, combining the individual results of each team's members. The player whose team scores the highest will be the prize winner. The "individual results" refer to the combination of number of wins and cumulative spread.)