SnookerComp

Competition management for clubs

Built for clubs running season-long knockout competitions

One home for every draw, match, and result

SnookerComp gives each club its own workspace at a dedicated slug (web address), lets administrators invite players, publish the knockout chart, manage round deadlines, and keep match scheduling and result confirmation in one place.

Club preview

Club URL

snookercomp.com/sitwell

Competition

Club Knockout 2026/27

State

Date Suggested

Players
48
Upcoming deadlines
3
Pending reviews
2

Dedicated club workspaces

Each club gets its own slugged workspace with administrators, players, competitions, and invitations kept cleanly separate.

Knockout brackets with deadlines

Singles and doubles competitions share the same bracket engine, with round deadlines visible directly on the draw.

Scheduling and result review

Players can propose dates, confirm arrangements, submit scores and breaks, while administrators approve or amend the final record.

Initial workflow

  1. 1. Administrator signs up with Google or email and creates a club slug.
  2. 2. The club onboarding flow captures the first competition, round deadlines, and initial players.
  3. 3. Players receive invitation emails and complete their profile on first visit.
  4. 4. The competition view becomes the shared source of truth for fixtures, proposals, and confirmed results.

Built for how snooker clubs actually run

Most clubs still run the season-long knockout on a sheet of paper pinned by the table, with results relayed by text message and the draw redrawn by hand every round. SnookerComp replaces that with a single web address your members can check from the club or from home.

There is nothing to install, no spreadsheet to maintain, and no cost to your club to get started.

Set up your club

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