The tour
A Saturday on Snapdown.
One youth tournament, start to finish: from the spreadsheet somebody emails you on Thursday to final results in your inbox before you leave the parking lot.
Thursday night
The roster shows up messy. That’s fine.
Send the spreadsheet you already have, tabs and junk sheets and all. Snapdown reads the workbook, skips what isn’t a roster, and shows you exactly what it found before anything is created.
Friday
Divisions set up in bulk, not one dialog at a time.
Every division on one screen: assignment priority, age windows, grades, and weight classes, with live counts of the wrestlers, brackets, and matches each change touches.
Saturday · 7:15 AM
Weigh-ins on a phone at the scale.
Tap the wrestler, type the weight, done. The app shows their weight class cap and flags anything over. A line of 158 kids moves.
Saturday · 8:30 AM
Brackets built from the weights you just took.
Brackets from 4 to 64, round robins, and pools, all built and reviewed and published in one place. When a kid doesn’t show, you fix the bracket, not rebuild it.
Saturday · 9:00 AM
First whistle. Every mat on one screen.
Upcoming matches stay balanced across mats, rest rules are respected automatically, and you see throughput before a bottleneck becomes an announcement.
All day
The table scores it. Everyone sees it.
Volunteers score on big buttons with an undo and a clock. The crowd scoreboard, the bout board, the brackets, and every parent’s phone update from that one tap.
All day
Parents follow from the bleachers, not the head table.
Mat assignment, matches ahead, live scores, and season records. Free for families, no ads. The "when does he wrestle?" line disappears.
Saturday · 3:30 PM
Team scores that show their math.
Tap any team’s total and see exactly which wrestler earned which points. Nobody argues with the trophy table.
Saturday · 3:45 PM
The whole event, in your inbox.
One Excel workbook: placements, team standings, and every match wrestled, already formatted. Email it to yourself from the app before you reach the car.
Run your Saturday like this.
Set up your next event yourself in a few minutes, or tell us how you run wrestling and we'll walk through it with you.
Event setup is paid at checkout. The demo event and the walkthrough are free.