Live demo
SHOT Event Clubhouse
Your event should not be a one-day ticket. People join the clubhouse before it, live in it on the day and stay after the final whistle or the final bell.
Football, futsal, beach soccer, street football and boxing. The day runs on the web, so nobody downloads anything.
Fans register and see the teams, fixtures and fight card.
Scores, tables, brackets, votes and the big screen, all on the web.
Results, champions and updates stay in the clubhouse.
Before, on the day, after
Before and after live in your event's clubhouse page, and later in the SHOT Clubhouse app. The day itself runs on the web.
Fans register for the event and its clubhouse. They follow your own ticketing link and see the teams, fixtures, fight card and line-ups.
We store a first name, an email and the consent they gave. They can unsubscribe at any time.
Fans open a link and they are in. Scores update across every pitch, tables sort themselves and knockouts fill in as results land.
Fight cards show every round. Fans vote, streams play and the big screen follows it all.
Results, champions and fan-vote winners stay on the page. You post updates and content as often as you like.
Fans join the clubhouse for your next event, so you start the next one with a crowd.
Built for football and boxing
The rules of the sport are built in, so your officials score the way they already know how.
Run a league, groups into knockouts or a straight knockout. Add as many pitches and referees as you have.
Level knockout games go to penalties. You set the points for a win, a draw and a defeat.
It fits beach soccer, futsal, street football, 7s and small-sided leagues such as a celebrity sixes night.
Build a card of bouts with rounds, for white-collar, amateur or prize-fight series. Each judge scores every round on their own phone under the 10-point must system. Cards stay private until the bout is decided.
The timekeeper starts the bout and ends each round. They record the result as points, KO, TKO, RSC, RTD, disqualification, draw or no contest.
Fans vote each round on style, pressure, defence or power. The votes add up to the fans' fighter of the night.
Nobody's name has to be shown on screen, and full names never leave the server.
One app, four seats
The organiser, the officials, the coaches and the fans use the same live event. Each one sees only what they need.
The organiser creates the event and adds teams or fighters, pitches, referees and judges. They generate the fixtures and hand out access codes.
On the day they open the vote, switch streams on and post announcements. Afterwards they export registrations.
They sign in once with a code. A referee sees their games, taps Live, plus and minus, then full time.
A boxing timekeeper runs the bout and each round. A judge scores every round 10-9, 10-8 or 10-10.
A team manager sees their squad with shirt numbers and names. They also see their fixtures, pitch, referee, results and table position.
One page, opened from a link. It holds the scores, tables, bracket, fight card, streams, votes and registration.
Scores, tables and fight results sized for the venue screen. It updates on its own, so nobody has to run it.
A score goes from a referee's phone to every fan's phone and the big screen. Votes travel the other way.
Teams or fighters, pitches, officials and generated fixtures.
Referees, judges and coaches each get an access code.
Goals, full time, round scores and results, tapped in at the pitch or ringside.
It checks every change against the rules and keeps one live record.
Scores, tables and brackets update.
4 to 8 secondsThe venue sees the same result.
6 to 14 secondsFans vote from their phones and the tally comes back live.
Results, champions and fan winners stay in the clubhouse, ready for the next event.
Timings are from a London street-football event, October 2026.
The fixture generator
You do not need a separate tournament tool. Enter your teams and the app builds the day.
Proof
The engine behind the Event Clubhouse ran a London street-football event in October 2026. These are the numbers from that day.
Source: a London street-football event, October 2026. Streaming is set up and tested with you before your event.
Show it working
The phone and the screen below are the live demo events. A simulated day keeps them moving, so there is always something to watch.
Ready for your event
We need a few things from you. We set up the clubhouse and run a test with you before the day.