Action Room brings tournament directors, players, scorekeeping, live event tools, and billiards apparel under one brand — built from the pool room outward.
MATCH LIVEThree core products, one visual system, and room to grow into public brackets, player profiles, statistics, rankings, and live tournament pages.
Windows software for running the entire room: registration, brackets, table flow, tournament money, side features, and event operations.
Mobile and tablet scoring built for actual pool formats, with match data that can eventually feed the tournament platform automatically.
The same brand that runs the action can be worn in it. Pool-first shirts, polos, hats, and designs made for tournament players and railbirds.
Tournament Network is being built to reduce TD busywork while making the event faster, cleaner, and easier for players to follow.
MOBILE / TABLETA scorer that understands the formats you actually run — with controls that work on phones and tablets and data designed to become more useful with every match.
Men, women, hats, and accessories now live in a dedicated storefront with individual product pages, live color previews, size selection, and merged light/dark artwork variants.
The website is ready to become the public face of tournaments created in the Windows application.
Recurring tournament formats can be promoted here with registration time, format, entry information, added money, rules, and a live bracket link when the event starts.
Event publishing setup →Each event can eventually receive its own URL with bracket, live tables, upcoming matches, results, player links, progress, and spectator-friendly updates.
Tournament Network integration →This page is already structured for production download links. When installers and app-store listings are ready, update site-config.js and every button across the site changes automatically.
Windows tournament management application.
Windows DownloadMobile/tablet match scoring application.
A simple support center now, with room for knowledge articles, release notes, bug reports, TD onboarding, and software status later.
Windows install steps, mobile setup, upgrades, and first-launch guidance can live here.
Rules, formats, player import, tables, payouts, scoring connections, and event configuration.
Keep each Tournament Network and Scorekeeper version documented with changes and known issues.
Start with the tools already being built. Add live tournament publishing, player profiles, statistics, cloud sync, and integrated commerce as the ecosystem grows.