BRACKETEER
Coming to the stores

SETTLE THE ARGUMENT

Build a bracket for anything, put it in front of the people whose opinion you actually want, and let the votes decide it round by round. Four to sixty four slots.

Soon on App Store
Soon on Google Play
A live sixteen slot Bracketeer bracket, Snack Supremacy, with vote percentages and a countdown on every match
28,472 votes
Round of 16
In play
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01
How it runs

Three taps to a
settled argument

1

Build the field

Name it, drop the entrants in, seed them or let it shuffle. Pick a theme so a bracket about your fantasy league does not look like one about breakfast cereal.

2

Open the doors

Public, or a crew behind an invite code. Turn on blind voting so nobody follows the crowd, and put a clock on a single match or a whole round.

3

Crown it

The rounds resolve as the votes land. When one is left standing you get the poster, the standings move, and the receipts go on record.

02
A look at it

Drawn in engine,
down to the last pixel

Nothing here is stock. Every crest, bar, bracket line and poster is drawn by the app itself, which is why it looks the same on every phone and why a poster exports at full resolution.

Sixteen slots, every match on the clock
The arena, the moment you open it
A poster built for a group thread
A crew room: chat, notices, the door
Match one, round of sixteen

Tap any screen to open it full size

03
What you get

Everything the
argument needs

01

Four to sixty four

Best pizza on the block, greatest album of the decade, who in the group chat is actually funny. If it can be argued about, it seeds.

02

Voting in real time

Tallies move as people tap, pushed live rather than polled. One vote per person per match, counted on the server, not on the phone.

03

Blind, and on the clock

Hide the count until a vote is committed and the herd stops voting for the herd. Put a deadline on a match or a round and let it close itself.

04

Crews that run as leagues

An invite code gets people in, or you vet them at the door. Chat, notices, scoring, a live table, and the receipts of who beat who.

05

Posters worth sharing

Export the whole bracket, one round, or a single matchup as a card sized for a story or a group thread.

06

Works with nobody watching

Local first. Leave sync off and it never sends a thing anywhere. Turn it on when you want other people in.

Bracketeer Pro

Pay to run a league.
Never to play in one.

Every bracket, every vote, every crew you are invited to: free, and staying free. Pro is for the person doing the running, and it is the only thing an ad ever gets in the way of.

  • Sixty four seats. A free crew holds eight. Pro opens it to sixty four.
  • Your own scoring. Rewrite what a round pays and what counts as an upset.
  • Seasons kept. Archive a finished season and start the next one clean.
  • No ads anywhere, and posters that export clean, square or story.
04
Behaviour

Civil, or gone

Zero tolerance

Every word here
belongs to somebody

Bracketeer carries what other people write: crew chatter, bracket titles, the names you put in a field. All of it can be reported with a reason, and anybody can be blocked in both directions, which means neither of you sees the other again.

Whoever runs a crew can remove somebody from it and take their messages with them. Reports reach a queue a person reads, and are acted on within 24 hours. Objectionable content gets the account removed.

  • The full rules are on the terms page.
  • What the app stores, and how to delete all of it, is on the privacy page.