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Swiss Pairing Apps

Nov. 7, 2014 03:02:24 AM

Toby Hazes
Judge (Level 2 (Judge Academy))

BeNeLux

Swiss Pairing Apps

Any judges who use apps for non-sanctioned drafts or other kinds of small tournaments? If so, what app do you use?

Nov. 7, 2014 06:38:11 AM

Michael Anderson
Judge (Uncertified), Scorekeeper

USA - South Central

Swiss Pairing Apps

I found a free Android app called, simply, “Swiss System,” that I used for a draft weekend some friends and I did. Seated the draft based on the Round 1 pairings and away we went.

Nov. 7, 2014 07:17:27 AM

Hugo Carvalho
Judge (Level 1 (International Judge Program))

Brazil

Swiss Pairing Apps

Is there such an app for iPhone? Couldn't find any.

Nov. 7, 2014 07:22:52 AM

Matt Braddock
Judge (Uncertified), Scorekeeper

USA - Midatlantic

Swiss Pairing Apps

I've used TiebreakerJS to a level of success.

It is browser-based, so it works on Android and iOS.

Nov. 7, 2014 08:07:03 AM

Ernst Jan Plugge
Judge (Uncertified)

BeNeLux

Swiss Pairing Apps

I looked for the same thing recently. The iOS app store doesn't have anything like it, as far as I know. There is one app, but it was last updated in 2012 and doesn't work with recent iOS versions.

A web based solution like TiebreakerJS is probably the only option right now.

Nov. 17, 2014 04:35:13 AM

Johannes Kühnel
Tournament Organizer

German-speaking countries

Swiss Pairing Apps

For Android, I could make an app version of TiebreakerJS, with persistent storage and a player database. If there is demand, of course.

regards, JDK

Edited Johannes Kühnel (Nov. 17, 2014 04:35:33 AM)

Nov. 17, 2014 05:25:56 AM

Auzmyn Oberweger
Judge (Level 2 (International Judge Program)), Tournament Organizer

German-speaking countries

Swiss Pairing Apps

Originally posted by Johannes Kühnel:

For Android, I could make an app version of TiebreakerJS, with persistent storage and a player database. If there is demand, of course.

regards, JDK

That would be totally awesome. I'm using the web based solution for small private tournament and it works great.

Nov. 17, 2014 08:10:49 AM

Matt Braddock
Judge (Uncertified), Scorekeeper

USA - Midatlantic

Swiss Pairing Apps

Originally posted by Johannes Kühnel:

For Android, I could make an app version of TiebreakerJS, with persistent storage and a player database. If there is demand, of course.

regards, JDK

I would love an Android version that did not require Internet access, as it would help conserve battery life.

Nov. 17, 2014 11:18:25 AM

Johannes Kühnel
Tournament Organizer

German-speaking countries

Swiss Pairing Apps

You can disable your internet connection (WLAN and mobile data) after loading the page, as everything else is executed locally via Javascript.