Run the whole tournament without the spreadsheet.
Armstrong takes an arm-wrestling event from weigh-in to results. Brackets built from the field that actually turned up, matches running across every table, referees rotated for you, and each competitor told when they are up.
Free for casual events. No install, works in the browser, and keeps running with no wifi at the venue.
A bracket on paper falls apart by round two.
Late weigh-ins, a no-show, a puller called to two tables at once. Every change means redrawing the sheet while the room waits.
Weight classes and brackets get drawn the night before, then rebuilt on the day when half the field is different.
Competitors sit around for hours or miss their call because it was shouted across a loud hall.
Standings live on a clipboard. Getting them to everyone afterwards is a manual job that often never happens.
Set it up in minutes, run it from one screen.
Name, venue, date, number of tables, format. Share a public page so competitors can enter.
Enter each puller as they arrive. Armstrong works out the weight classes and builds a bracket for each.
Bring a class onto a table, tap the winner, the bracket advances. Referees are assigned and rotated automatically.
Podiums per class, timing summary, and a results sheet emailed to every competitor.
Everything a running event actually needs.
Brackets from the real field
Double elimination or a super-match card. Classes come from who weighed in, not a template made in advance.
Every table at once
Up to four tables from one organiser login. Classes queue and you send the next one to whichever table opens up.
Referee rotation
Head and down referee per table, cycled by fewest stints first, and never put on the table running their own class.
Live call-ups
Competitors are told when they are up next and roughly how long, from the running average match time.
No double-booking
The same puller is never called to two tables at once. Armstrong holds the match and tells you why.
Works with no wifi
Install it to the device and the whole event runs offline. Venue wifi is optional, not a dependency.
Organisers, federations, competitors.
Organisers
- Set up and run an event solo
- Handle late entries mid-event
- Finish on time, with the timing to prove it
Federations
- Consistent format and rules across every event
- Official events feed into rankings
- Your branding on results and overlays
Competitors
- Find and enter events from one place
- Know when you pull, with an ETA
- Results in your inbox, not on a clipboard
Free to run casual events. Pay when it is official.
Numbers below are indicative while we finalise them with the first organisers.
- Full event tooling, every table, referees, live call-ups
- Results emailed to all competitors
- Outputs carry a small "powered by Armstrong" credit
- Everything in Casual
- Online entry fees paid straight to the organiser
- Counts toward rankings
- Your own logo on results and the event page
- Every event under one plan
- Full white-label: your brand, branded emails, custom event domain
- Season rankings and stats
A sponsor-logo slot on the overlay is available on any event, including free ones.
Straight answers.
Do I need internet at the venue?
No. Install Armstrong to the device once and the entire event runs offline. If you have wifi it syncs; if you do not, nothing stops.
What formats are supported?
Double elimination with automatic weight classes, and a super-match card of individual pairings. Federation rule presets are on the way.
How do entry fees work?
For official events, competitors pay online and the money lands in the organiser's bank account directly, with Armstrong's cut taken in the same transaction. Nothing sits with us.
Can competitors see when they pull?
Yes. Each competitor is told when they are up next and roughly how long the wait is, calculated from the running average match time on that table.
Is it ready to use now?
The organiser console is live and in testing. Open the app to set up an event, or watch the demo first.
Run your next event on Armstrong.
Set up a tournament in a few minutes, or watch a full event run in ninety seconds first.