What's new
Release notes
What each update delivered. Running version 5864a9eb7a8d.
On this page6 sections
Points auctions, and a quicker first night
- Run an auction in points instead of rupees: purses and bids count in points, and no money is owed or collected afterwards.
- Put every unsold player back in the queue with one press, from the auctioneer's controls.
- Approve everyone waiting for a decision in one go.
- A new club is guided straight from “Create your tournament” to setting up its first season.
Google Form import and WhatsApp sharing
- Import players straight from a Google Form, and bring in new sign-ups each week without starting over.
- Player photos come across from Google Drive — from each row's own link, or from the folder as a zip.
- Share your registration link on WhatsApp with the message already written.
Share cards for players and teams
- Every signed player gets a card to share — with the price they went for, in six looks, and as a short video for a WhatsApp Status.
- Every squad has its own public page once the tournament is published.
- The emails after an auction invite players to share their card.
A louder auction room
- A SOLD that lands: the stamp, the rolling price and sound, on every screen in the room at once.
- Appoint an auctioneer to run the night, even if they don't own a team.
- Sign in with your email address and a one-time code — no password — alongside mobile number and passkeys.
- Record who played each match, and let players review the tournament once it's over.
Twelve sports, and a private plan for owners
- Seasons for 12 sports — cricket, box cricket, football, kabaddi, volleyball, hockey, basketball, badminton, table tennis, pickleball, esports and battle royale — each speaking its own sport's language.
- Team owners get “My plan”: a private shortlist and budget for auction night that no one else in the room can see.
Registration, the live auction and the books
- One-link player registration with saved drafts, approvals and a waitlist.
- Live bidding from every owner's phone, with an auctioneer's console, undo and pause.
- A big-screen board for the hall, a stream overlay, and a public page anyone can watch without signing in.
- Dues worked out when the gavel falls, collections recorded as cash, UPI or bank, and numbered receipts.
- Sign-in with a one-time code, and passkeys for one-tap sign-in after that.