In short: Competition management meets social networking
Problem:
Managing your own competition over the internets nowadays tends to boil down to one of a few broad categories:
- Write your own website
- Buy a template site and tweak it to your needs
- Send everything over email
Solution:
A site for coordinating competitions which combines flexible administration with the social trappings of Web 2.0.
If that's all a little too abstract, a few concrete examples of what YouCompete does:
- Aggregate player activity for a match (Who can attend?)
- Notify you via email when a match is cancelled
- Compute standings by Win Percentage, Points (Hockey, Soccer) or Rating (Chess)
- Coordinate an N-team single-elimination tournament bracket
Sign up and create a league or check out a few of the example leagues we've set up to get a flavor for the site:
https://www.you-compete.com/leagues?q=example
In short: Competition management meets social networking
Problem: Managing your own competition over the internets nowadays tends to boil down to one of a few broad categories: - Write your own website - Buy a template site and tweak it to your needs - Send everything over email
Solution: A site for coordinating competitions which combines flexible administration with the social trappings of Web 2.0.
If that's all a little too abstract, a few concrete examples of what YouCompete does: - Aggregate player activity for a match (Who can attend?) - Notify you via email when a match is cancelled - Compute standings by Win Percentage, Points (Hockey, Soccer) or Rating (Chess) - Coordinate an N-team single-elimination tournament bracket
Sign up and create a league or check out a few of the example leagues we've set up to get a flavor for the site: https://www.you-compete.com/leagues?q=example
Thanks!