Local clubs running weekend events
You don't need an enterprise sports platform. You need a tool that gets a 32-player draw from spreadsheet to court in under an hour.
Tabminton — free tournament software for badminton clubs
A desktop app that takes your tournament from registrations and groups to playoff and a public results page — without Excel, paper, or messenger threads.
Free · macOS and Windows · No account required
Screenshot pending
Built for the people running the day
Local organizers and competition staff — not enterprise sports operators.
Regional federations and associations
Multi-event tournaments — men's singles, doubles, mixed — in one place, with consistent group standings and clean playoff brackets.
Head referees and competition managers
Order of play, court assignments, and match results in a single screen — without juggling printouts and group chats.
Run a tournament from setup to final
Everything you need for a real event, in one desktop app.
Tournaments and events
Create a tournament, set the venue and dates, then add events like MS, WS, MD, WD, or XD with their own age limits and entry rules.
Players and registrations
Import players from CSV or add them manually. Accept registrations one by one; singles teams are created automatically.
Round-robin groups with auto standings
Generate groups, place teams automatically, and watch standings update as results come in — wins, sets, points, and tie-breaks recalculated on the fly.
Playoff brackets with automatic draw
Generate the bracket and let the draw place seeds in the correct slots, resolve seed ranges, and fill remaining spots in random order.
Schedule on courts
Drag matches into court slots or auto-schedule unscheduled matches. Conflict checks flag clashing player assignments before they hit a court.
Results and live progression
Enter set scores as matches finish. Winners advance through the bracket automatically; group tables recalculate after every result.
One-click public publishing
Every tournament gets a permanent public URL. Click Publish to push the current snapshot — schedule, brackets, standings, and results — for players, coaches, and spectators.
PDF and CSV export
Export order of play, group tables, and playoff brackets to PDF. Pull player and match data to CSV for archives and federation reporting.
Four steps from idea to final
A typical tournament from creation to a public results page.
- 1
Create
Set the tournament name, venue, dates, courts, and events.
- 2
Register
Import players from CSV or add them manually. Accept entries and pair up doubles teams.
- 3
Run
Generate groups and brackets. Build the schedule. Enter results as matches finish.
- 4
Publish
Click Publish. The public tournament page goes live — schedule, brackets, standings, and final results, ready to share.
Every tournament gets a public page
When you create a tournament, it gets a permanent public URL. Share it with players, coaches, and spectators the moment registration opens — even before the first publish, the page shows that the tournament is on the way.
Click Publish whenever you want the page to reflect the current state — draws, schedule, live standings, and final results. The page is read-only, fast, and works on any device.
Sample coming soon
Screenshot pending
Pricing
Free for the tournament. Paid only for a branded site of your own.
Free
$0 — forever for the desktop app
- Desktop app for macOS and Windows
- Public tournament page hosted for you
- Round-robin, playoff, scheduling, results
- PDF and CSV export
- No account required
Custom site
Subscription — contact for pricing
A branded hub on your own domain: your colors, your logo, your tournaments in one place.
- Custom domain (e.g. events.yourclub.com)
- Branded hub for all your tournaments
- Cross-tournament history per club or federation
- Direct support
No self-serve checkout — we set it up for you.
Questions, answered
What is Tabminton?
Tabminton is a free desktop application for managing badminton tournaments end to end. It handles registrations, round-robin groups, playoff brackets, court scheduling, match results, and one-click publishing of a public tournament page.
Is Tabminton free?
Yes. The desktop app is free, and so is the public tournament page that we host for every tournament you create. A branded hub on your own custom domain is available as a paid subscription — contact hello@tabminton.com.
Which operating systems are supported?
macOS and Windows. Linux is not supported in the current version.
Can I run a round-robin and a playoff in the same tournament?
Yes. A tournament can have multiple events, and each event can have one or more rounds. Round-robin groups followed by a playoff bracket is the typical setup.
Does it work offline during the tournament?
Yes. Tabminton runs locally. You only need an internet connection when you click Publish to push the public snapshot.
Can I import players from CSV?
Yes. You can also add players manually. Accepted singles registrations create singles teams automatically; doubles and mixed doubles teams are created by picking the two players, or a player can register as Partner Wanted and be paired later.
Does it support doubles and mixed doubles?
Yes — Men's Singles, Women's Singles, Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles, and Mixed Doubles are all supported.
How do players see the schedule and results?
Every tournament gets a permanent public URL. After you click Publish, players, coaches, and spectators see the current schedule, draws, standings, and results on any device.
How do I contact the team?
Email hello@tabminton.com. We read every message.
Get Tabminton
Free desktop app. No account required.
Download for Mac (Apple Silicon)
Version 1.1.0 · 109.3 MB · macOS 12+
SHA-256: 0f79415314c0183fd37ebec793c2e6ee0e86cf1318b603928e6de98d3556a224
Download for Windows
Version 1.1.0 · 87.0 MB · Windows 10+ (64-bit)
SHA-256: 1813eee34d4f84874d7cf4fcf25e027b4c5cde5b4a34ce6b65fe664c8a9148d9
Install on macOS
- Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Tabminton into Applications.
- Launch Tabminton from Launchpad or the Applications folder.
Using an Intel Mac? Grab tabminton-1.1.0-x64.dmg from the releases page below.
Install on Windows
- Open the downloaded .exe file.
- Windows SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC" because the build is not yet code-signed. Click "More info" → "Run anyway".
- Follow the installer to finish. Tabminton appears in the Start menu.
Need an MSI for unattended install? Grab Tabminton-1.1.0-win-x64.msi from the releases page below.
macOS builds are notarized by Apple. Windows builds are not yet code-signed, so SmartScreen may warn the first time you open the installer — see the install steps above. Windows code signing is on the roadmap.