Planned: brackets and ladders
A bracket that redraws itself when someone drops, rather than an image somebody edits and reposts.
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On the roadmapRun tournaments without a spreadsheet and a group chat
Brackets, ladders, entry fees and payouts for the organisers currently running all of it manually. On the roadmap, not built yet.
- On the build roadmap
- Brackets planned
- Not available today
Not available yet. Gaming tournament app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
What Gaming tournament app will be
Anyone who has organised a tournament knows the actual work is not the games — it is collecting entry fees, chasing no-shows, redrawing a bracket when somebody drops, and paying out afterwards. The planned tournament app is aimed squarely at that admin: registration with the fee attached, brackets that redraw themselves, results reported in-app, and payouts that reconcile. On the roadmap, not built. Esports organisers running BGMI, Free Fire or Valorant tournaments on spreadsheets and group chats find this page.
Planned: entry fees and payouts
The fee collected at registration and the prize paid out against real results, reconciled rather than remembered.
Planned: results reported in-app
Results submitted and confirmed by both sides, which is what stops the arguments.
What you can launch instead, today
Selling entry, today
The ticket booking app is live and sells a fixed number of places at a fixed time, with QR entry and a gate scanner. For a paid-entry LAN or an in-person event, that already works.
Content and subscriptions
The podcast and streaming apps ship today with paid subscription tiers, a branded viewer app and your own subscriber list — the closest working equivalent if what you sell is content behind a paywall.
Anything sold by the seat or the slot
The ticket booking app sells cinema seats, bus and train departures, flights, ferries, concerts, sports and park entry, with real seat maps and an offline gate scanner. If your business sells a fixed number of places at a fixed time, it already fits.
Questions people ask
Can I run tournaments on 10mins today?
Not with brackets and automated payouts — that is on the roadmap. If your event is in person and you are selling entry, the ticket booking app is live now and handles paid entry with QR codes and a gate scanner that works offline.
Would it handle entry fees and prize money?
That is the plan: the fee collected at registration and the prize paid against confirmed results. Money would move through your own gateway, as it does across every 10mins app.
When will it launch?
No committed date. It sits in the content and competition group on the roadmap.
Are there legal considerations with entry fees?
Yes, and they vary by state in India. Real-money competition sits under rules that differ across the country, and that compliance work is part of why this app is scheduled rather than rushed.
Would it work for BGMI, Free Fire or Valorant tournaments?
The planned app is game-agnostic — it handles registration, brackets, results and payouts rather than talking to any particular game, so BGMI, Free Fire, Valorant, FIFA or a local cricket league all work the same way. Results are reported and confirmed by both sides rather than pulled from a game API, which is what keeps it usable across titles.
Other apps you can launch on 10mins
Something else can be live today
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.