SuparenaiMatch

Public beta opens December 26

Table tennis tournaments, run in one place.

Set up your event, seed it by rating, call matches and certify results from iMatch Manager for Mac. Results update live in the iMatch app as they're entered.

Running tournaments will be free during the public beta. Table tennis first, with pickleball and tennis in beta and badminton in early access.

Example
MATCH RESULT
FINISHED
Alex Demo
Rating 2184
3
:
1
Jordan Sample
Rating 2051
Table Tennis

iMatch is a table tennis tournament platform from Suparena Software: organizers run events and certify results in iMatch Manager for Mac, and players and fans follow results in the iMatch app and watch streamed matches on imatch.tv (beta).

Three parts, one account

Run it. Stream it.

  • Competition

    Create tournaments, events and entries, seed your field by rating, choose from round robin, single elimination (with a third-place playoff), double elimination, Swiss, or groups into knockout, generate a schedule and assign tables, and certify results from iMatch Manager for Mac. Results update live on imatch321.com and in the player apps as they're entered.

  • Streaming (in beta)

    We set up live streaming with you for your event. Fans watch on imatch.tv (beta) without signing in, or in the app's Watch tab.

  • Analytics (coming soon)

    See your matches again.

For players, organizers and clubs

Whether you play or run the event.

  • For players

    Follow, compete, improve.

    • Find your tournament in the iMatch app's Discover tab.
    • Follow results in the iMatch app as they're entered.
    • See your table tennis rating and match history.
    • Following events and players in the iMatch app will be free during the public beta.
    Get the iMatch app
  • For organizers

    Tournaments without the spreadsheet.

    • Check players in at the desk and add entries.
    • Choose your format and run draws: round robin, single or double elimination, Swiss, or groups into knockout.
    • Generate a schedule and assign tables.
    • Call matches and certify results from the live console.
    • Wi-Fi drops? Results, check-ins and draws save on the Mac and sync when you're back online.
    • Export table tennis results in USATT, TTCAN and ITTF formats.
    Run a tournament
  • For clubs

    Bring your events to iMatch.

    • Running tournaments will be free during the public beta.
    • Seed your field from imported TTCAN, USATT or ITTF ratings.
    • Ask us about streaming your event (in beta).

    Your club's page lives at imatch321.com/o/your-club.

    Talk to us

Table tennis ratings, built on results.

Certified singles results count toward iMatch table tennis ratings, and you can seed your field from imported TTCAN, USATT or ITTF ratings. Players can see their rating and match history in the app.

Table tennis first.

Table tennis will be fully supported in the public beta. Pickleball and tennis are in beta; badminton is in early access, and badminton clubs can join us as design partners.

Become a badminton design partner

Questions

Is iMatch free?
Running tournaments and following events and players in the iMatch app will be free during the public beta, which opens December 26.
Which sports does iMatch support?
Table tennis first, with pickleball and tennis in beta and badminton in early access.
What do I need to run a tournament?
A Mac with iMatch Manager for Mac; see imatch321.com/download for the current version and system requirements. Players use the iMatch app for iPhone and Android.
Which tournament formats can I use?
Choose from round robin, single elimination (with a third-place playoff), double elimination, Swiss, and groups into knockout.
Can I export results to my federation?
Yes. Export table tennis results in USATT, TTCAN and ITTF formats from iMatch Manager for Mac.
How do I watch a match live?
Open imatch.tv (beta) or the Watch tab in the iMatch app. Public matches play without signing in. Use your device's AirPlay or screen mirroring to watch on a TV.

Your next tournament, in one place.

Running tournaments will be free during the public beta, which opens December 26.