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arkd: the tournament platform for fighting game players and organisers

Enter the bracket. Climb the ladder. Run the whole night.

arkd is where fighting game players find locals, check in and track their rating game by game, and where TOs run brackets, stations and results from one console.

Example of an arkd bracket: grand final of a 48-player Street Fighter 6 local, tied two games each.

Everything from registration to grand finals

One app for the people entering the bracket and the people running it. Each feature is tagged with who it is built for.

  • For Everyone

    Brackets

    Single and double elimination, round robin and Swiss. Seeding, byes and grand final resets are handled for you.

  • For Players

    Events & check-in

    Find locals near you, register in a tap, and check in from your phone when doors open.

  • For Players

    Per-game ELO

    A separate rating for every game you enter, updated after every set. Your Tekken rank never drags down your Street Fighter one.

  • For Players

    Achievements & leaderboards

    Earn XP and badges for showing up, upsets and run-backs. See who is on top of your scene this season.

  • For Players

    Match chat

    Message your opponent, agree on a station and report the score together without hunting down the TO.

  • For Everyone

    Spectator mode

    Follow any bracket live. Sets update as they are reported, so you know when your friend is up.

  • For Players

    Wallet & prizes

    Pay entry fees and track prize payouts in one place, with a record of every event you have cashed at.

  • For Organisers

    TO Console

    Run the whole event from one screen: check-ins, stations, called matches, disputes, DQs and final results.

For tournament organisers

Run your local without the spreadsheet

The TO Console keeps check-in, stations, disputes and results on one screen, and every player sees the same bracket on their phone. Here is how a weekly goes.

  1. Doors open

    Players check in from their phones. You watch the count climb instead of reading names off a sheet.

  2. Bracket locks

    No-shows drop out, seeding is applied from per-game ratings, and the bracket publishes itself.

  3. Matches get called

    Assign a set to a station and both players get a notification. Scores come back through match chat.

  4. Results go out

    Placings, rating changes and payouts post the moment the last set is reported.

Example of the arkd TO Console: 44 of 48 players checked in and four stations with their current matches.

Get in for the closed beta

We are opening arkd scene by scene. Leave your email and we will send an invite when your spot is ready.

One email when your invite is ready. No newsletter.