No login needed to view
- Public: view sports information by link.
- Admin: manage the tournament internally.
This separates internal admin from public-facing communication.
Futzo feature
Share your tournament live — public page accessible by link
Teams always ask the same thing: how did the game end, when do we play next, and where do we stand. With Futzo you have a public page so anyone can check the tournament status without asking for screenshots.
What visitors see on the public page
- Tournament summary (league, name, start date, format, teams).
- Standings.
- Recent results.
- Upcoming games.
- Key stats (top scorers, assists, cards).
- Schedule by matchday with date, time, venue, and field.
What stays private
- Private contact information is not exposed.
- Player personal documents are not exposed.
Near real-time updates
- Information usually updates within seconds.
- Some sections like standings may take a bit longer during recalculation.
- The flow stays in continuous update mode.
Share by link or QR code
- QR code (great for printing or posting at the venue).
- Direct URL (ideal for sharing in group chats and social media).
- The QR points to the same public URL.
Current public page structure
- The main public page is focused on the tournament.
- There is no standalone public page per individual game today.
Why it reduces your admin work
- Fewer repeated 'how did it end?' messages.
- Less manual screenshot sharing.
- Clearer information for teams and followers.
- Better tournament-following experience.
Frequently asked questions
Make your tournament look professional — share it publicly and skip the constant back-and-forth.
Try Futzo free and publish your first tournament today.