Dragon Ring is hosted tournament scheduling and day-of operations for martial arts and combat sports — set up your event, publish a schedule, and keep staff and displays in sync from registration to finals.
Spring Open 2026
Mat 2 · Division: Adult Blue
Bracket
Chen vs. Park
Reyes vs. Kim
Winner vs. Winner
Mat schedule
Tournament day is a logistics problem dressed as a sport. Dragon Ring gives directors one place to plan, publish, and adapt — so your schedule survives the first surprise forfeit.
Brackets, scheduling, and live updates in one hosted app — built for venues where rest rules, mat capacity, and last-minute changes are the norm.
Run tournaments from registration through finals — events, divisions, competitor pools, and mat assignments in one operational view.
Describe your venue, mats, and rules — Dragon Ring proposes a timetable you can review, adjust, and publish when it looks right.
Rest gaps, mat capacity, judge availability, and division order are checked before you go live — so double-bookings surface early, not at the mat.
When a division runs long or a mat opens up, push changes once and keep staff, athletes, and displays aligned — no reprinting bracket sheets.
Put brackets and mat schedules on any screen in the gym — tablets, TVs, or kiosk browsers that stay in sync with what staff see in the app.
Each school or federation gets its own workspace. Competitor and staff records stay scoped to your organization — not mixed with anyone else's event.
Three steps from empty gym to running brackets — all in the browser, nothing to install.
Set up divisions, import or add competitors, assign belts and schools, and configure mats, judges, and timing rules for your venue.
Generate a draft timetable, tweak assignments in the UI, and publish when you're satisfied — Dragon Ring handles the constraint checks behind the scenes.
Call matches, update brackets, reassign mats, and keep floor staff and displays in sync from first whistle to finals.
Tournament day never goes exactly to plan. Dragon Ring is built for the adjustments you make on the floor.
Slide later matches, free up a mat, and push the update — everyone watching the schedule board sees the change immediately.
Winners flow into the next round automatically. Staff always know who is on deck and which mat is up next.
Registration, mat coordinators, and announcers work from one live schedule instead of three different spreadsheets.
Stop rebuilding spreadsheets at 6am. One hosted app for brackets, timing, and last-minute changes when a division runs long.
Built for formats where mat time, rest rules, and division structure matter — BJJ, judo, wrestling, and similar bracket-driven events.
Run multiple events under your organization with separate rosters and schedules — sign in, set up, and run; no servers to manage.
Spreadsheets break the moment someone is double-booked or a division runs over. Dragon Ring keeps brackets, mat timing, and live updates in one place — built for the chaos of tournament day, not Sunday-night planning.
You define the event — divisions, mats, rest rules, judge pools — and Dragon Ring drafts a timetable that respects those constraints. You review and publish; when something changes on the floor, you update once and displays follow.
No. Dragon Ring is a hosted service — sign up, create your organization, and run events in the cloud. There is no on-prem or self-deploy option; we operate and update the platform for you.
Yes — open the web app, create an organization, and set up a test event. Venue display mode works in any modern browser on a tablet or TV.
Sign in, create your organization, and start building brackets — hosted by YourAmaryllis, always up to date.