How it works for your charity event
Paste in your list of registered players and let the balanced random draw create fair pairs, or use fixed partners if sponsors or teams have signed up together. Groups then Main and Plate knockouts works well for a bigger charity day, giving every team several matches even if they don't make the Main draw.
Players open the shared link or type the code word on their phone to see their next match and court — no app download needed, which keeps things simple for a one-off event with players of all backgrounds. The organiser admin lets you send announcements, handle walkovers, and export the final standings as a CSV afterwards for your charity's records.
Suggested setup for a charity day (illustrative)
- Players
- 16–32 (8–16 pairs)
- Courts
- 3–6
- Time
- 3–4 hours
- Format
- Groups then Main and Plate
- Scoring preset
- Club competition or Quick social
Practical tips for organising
- Print the bracket and schedule with a QR code so sponsors and spectators can follow along on their own phones.
- Use the CSV export for a simple record of results and attendance after the event.
- A third-place match is optional if you want an extra game for charity photos and prize-giving.
- See seeding and balancing padel teams if you're mixing experienced club players with first-timers.
iTournee organises the matches and schedule only — it doesn't collect donations, sponsorship or entry fees, so arrange payment collection through your usual charity channels.