Free Sports League Generator

TrackMyElo is a free sports league generator and tournament maker. Set up a league for your office, club, or friend group in a couple of minutes — then record results and let the standings and rankings update themselves. No spreadsheets, no manual math.

Generate a league in minutes

  • Pick a template (ping pong, chess, darts…) or build a custom league from scratch.
  • Add players by name, or share a link or QR code so they add themselves — no accounts needed.
  • Record matches and watch the leaderboard and ELO ratings update instantly.

Generate tournaments & brackets

Need a one-off event instead of a season? The built-in bracket generator creates single and double elimination tournaments with automatic seeding. Run a bracket inside a league, or spin up a standalone "for fun" tournament that friends join from a shared link — see the setup guide for a walkthrough.

Who it's for

  • Offices running a ping pong or foosball ladder.
  • Clubs organizing chess, darts, or pool seasons.
  • Friend groups settling who's actually the best at game night.
  • Gaming communities ranking players across matches.

More than a generator — a full ranking system

Every league is powered by a customizable ELO rating system, so standings reflect real skill, not just win counts. Track custom stats, view rating history, and manage multiple leagues from one place.

Frequently asked questions

Is the sports league generator free?

Yes. You can create leagues and tournaments for free — no credit card required. The free plan covers up to 3 leagues and unlimited standalone tournaments.

Can it generate tournament brackets?

Yes. It generates single and double elimination brackets automatically, with optional seeding. You can run a bracket inside a league or as a standalone, just-for-fun tournament.

Do players need to create accounts?

No. The organizer adds players by name, or shares a join link or QR code so friends can add themselves without signing up.

What sports and games does it support?

Any competitive game — ping pong, chess, darts, pool, tennis, foosball, board games, and video games. You configure the scoring and rating rules per league.