
Martial arts. All in.
From the first bow to the final podium. Your next tournament starts here.
Step onto the mat
From entry to awards
Tourneying brings registration, division matching, brackets, ring schedules, judge scoring, and results into one tournament workflow. Organizers run the event, coaches manage their students, and spectators follow the action through public results.
Collect competitor details, school or team, rank, age, weight, and waiver signatures. Match entries to divisions with organizer review and manual overrides.
Prepare single-elimination sparring brackets with byes and judge-scored forms rankings. Assign divisions to rings and record scores during competition.
Publish placements and school medal totals, display live results, and print certificates. Keep each competitor’s tournament record connected to the event.
No. Tourneying works independently for tournament organizers and schools. The Dojo Champ connection is optional.
Tourneying supports forms, sparring, weapons, breaking, and team divisions. Organizers set age, rank, gender, and weight criteria as appropriate for their event.
Yes. Public live results show brackets and placements, with a TV display for event screens and medal totals by school.
The tournament organizer sets event rules and eligibility. Authorized judges and ring staff record scores and finalize placements.
Already use Dojo Champ? Connect your martial arts school to Tourneying. Import students from Dojo Champ into your tournament roster, then save linked competitors’ finalized tournament results back to their Dojo Champ records.
Connect your school and import its students from Dojo Champ, the martial arts management app at dojochamp.com.
Register competitors, organize divisions, and score events in Tourneying. Imported student identifiers keep records linked to the right person.
When a division is finalized, linked results are sent to Dojo Champ with the tournament, date, division, placement, and location. Corrections update the same result.
Not using Dojo Champ? No problem. Tourneying works on its own. Only linked competitors are included in the results sync.