Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Urangan, Australia

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I run regular 8-ball pool tournaments and need a clean, responsive webpage that handles a single-elimination bracket for 32 or more players. The bracket must stay live as the competition progresses, so I can enter match results on the fly and have winners automatically advance.
so what i want is like this the brackets.
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I need a registration page where players can register.
Then a page for me to select players and it fills into the brackets random to make the first round, then on ipad i can click a player and asks if sure, then it puts them to the next round.
I can email players,
I can send them emails bulk for when they are playing next,
I can puick manual dates for each round.

I set the amount of players max, and if max registered the others go to waiting list.

I set the start time and date for the first round.
Core workflow
• Enter player list (32+) and optional seeding.
• Record each match score; bracket updates instantly.
• Automatic progression all the way to the final.
• Ability to correct a score and have the tree recalculate.

Key requirements
• Mobile-friendly layout—most users follow along on their phones at the venue.
• Simple admin panel or inline edit for results.
• Clear visual separation of rounds and an obvious path to the champion.
• Lightweight stack (plain JavaScript, Vue, React or similar is fine) and code I can drop onto my existing hosting without extra licensing.
• Data persistence so results survive a page reload or brief outage—database, JSON file, or local storage as you see fit.

Deliverables
1. Fully functional webpage with bracket logic for 8-ball pool tournaments of 32+ players.
2. Source files and README with setup instructions.
3. Brief screencast or demo showing bracket creation, score entry, and automatic advancement.

Acceptance criteria
• No manual HTML edits needed once players are entered.
• All rounds display correctly on desktop and mobile.
• Page loads under two seconds on a standard connection.

If you have existing bracket libraries or past work in sports-tournament management, that will speed things up. Let me know how you plan to tackle data persistence and any styling frameworks you prefer, and we can get started right away." (client-provided description)