Teams & organization: draw online, plan tournaments, find dates
Free randomization and planning tools for groups, clans, and clubs: draw or randomly assign teams online, create a tournament bracket, find a time that works for everyone, run a poll, spin the wheel, and track time. 7 tools, all without signing up.
Free · No sign-up · Right in your browser
Create a poll (Poll Maker)
NewCreate a poll for free, with no sign-up: enter a question and answers, share the link, and see results live as bars. Supports multiple selections, participant-submitted options, an end date, and duplicate-vote protection.
Built by Justin Schuessler
Team Generator
Team Generator for randomly assigning teams and groups – by number of teams or players per team, with optional skill balancing. Copy results, export as an image, or add teams to a tournament.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
Online stopwatch & countdown timer
Online stopwatch with lap times, a timer, and a countdown for 5, 10, or 30 minutes or to a date with a time zone, plus Pomodoro, an alert sound, and full-screen display for OBS.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
Tournament Generator
Create a tournament bracket: knockout, double elimination, round robin with schedule and standings, group stage, and Swiss system. Enter results with a click, share a link, or export as PNG.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
Random generator
Random generator for numbers, lottery numbers, names from your list, dice using notation such as 2d6+3 with advantage and disadvantage, and coin flips (heads or tails) — fair randomness in your browser, with history and statistics.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
Spin the Wheel
Online spin the wheel (spinning wheel, random wheel) for names and options: create and spin, draw fairly at random, weight entries, remove winners, and share a link.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
Date finder
Create a scheduling poll and find a date online: choose dates in the calendar, share the link, and let everyone enter their responses in a table. The most popular date is immediately visible. For clans, clubs, and game nights, with time zones and text for Discord. No account required.
Built by Dimitri Heissler
At a glance
Which tool should you use for each draw or task?
Whether you're picking teams for game night, a stream giveaway winner, or a LAN tournament schedule, here's how to find the right tool.
Draw teams and groups
The Team Generator randomly splits your list by number of teams or players per team, with optional skill balancing. Copy the result, save it as an image or send it to the tournament tool.
Go to Team GeneratorDraw names or winners
Enter names or options into Spin the Wheel and give it a spin. You can weight entries, remove winners after a spin, and share the wheel via a link.
Go to Spin WheelNumbers, dice, and coin flips
The Random Generator provides random numbers, lottery numbers, names from your list, dice rolls in notation such as 2d6+3 with advantage and disadvantage, and coin flips, with history and statistics.
Go to Random GeneratorCreate a tournament bracket
The Tournament Generator creates single-elimination, double-elimination, round-robin, group-stage and Swiss-system tournaments, with schedules and standings where applicable. Enter results with a click and share the standings via a link or as a PNG.
Go to Tournament GeneratorFind a time that works for everyone
In the Date Finder, select possible dates in the calendar and share the link. Everyone enters when they’re available, and the most popular time is immediately visible, with time zone support and text for Discord.
Go to Meeting SchedulerStart a vote
Create a poll with the Poll Maker, share the link, and see live results as bars. Supports multiple selections, participant-added options, an end date, and protection against duplicate votes.
Create pollTrack time and count down
Stopwatch with lap times, countdowns for 5, 10, or 30 minutes or to a date with a time zone, plus Pomodoro, an alarm, and full-screen mode for OBS.
Go to StopwatchHow it works
Create a community tournament in four steps
From drawing teams to match day, the tools work together: the Team Generator sends teams directly to the Tournament Generator.
Draw teams
Enter names in the Team Generator, one person per line, and choose the number of teams or players per team. Enable skill balancing if needed, then draw the teams.
Create a tournament
Import the drawn teams into the Tournament Generator with “Use as tournament” and choose a format, such as single elimination, round-robin, or Swiss system.
Find a date
Add possible dates in the meeting scheduler and share the link with your group. Everyone enters when they're available, and you can immediately see the most popular option.
Run match day
Enter results with a click and share the tournament standings via a link or as a PNG. The stopwatch tracks match time, while the spin wheel or Random Generator decides who starts.
Tournament formats
Which tournament format suits your group?
The Tournament Generator supports these formats. Single elimination produces a winner quickly; round-robin is more thorough but requires more matches.
Single elimination
Lose once and you're out. The tournament is decided in just a few matches, with an optional third-place match.
Double Elimination
Losing teams drop into the loser bracket and are eliminated only after a second loss. An optional bracket reset is available for the grand final.
Round-robin
Each team plays every other team, and the standings decide the outcome. Also available with multiple groups and home-and-away matches.
Group stage with knockout round
After the group matches, choose how many teams advance from each group and move them into a single-elimination tournament with a click.
Swiss system
Play a fixed number of rounds or use the Major format, where a team advances after a set number of wins and is eliminated after a set number of losses.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about random draws, tournaments, scheduling, and your data.
7 tools: Team Generator to draw teams, Tournament Generator for brackets and schedules, Date Finder to find a time that works for everyone, Poll Maker for polls, Stopwatch & Countdown Timer, Spin the Wheel, and Random Generator. All are free to use without signing up.
Enter names in the Team Generator, one person per line, and choose the number of teams or players per team. If you add a skill rating after a name (for example, “Name, 7”) and enable “Balance teams by skill”, the teams will be balanced by strength. Copy the result, save it as an image or send it to the Tournament Generator with one click.
The Team Generator and Random Generator use your browser's cryptographic random source (Web Crypto) instead of Math.random and avoid bias with rejection sampling. Without skill balancing, every team assignment is equally likely. With skill balancing, the Team Generator assigns players to make the teams as evenly matched as possible.
Add teams or players in the Tournament Generator, or import them from the Team Generator, then choose a format: single elimination, double elimination, round-robin with fixtures and standings, group stage, or Swiss system. Enter results with a click, share the standings via a link, or export them as a PNG.
In the Date Finder, select possible dates in the calendar and share the link. Everyone enters their availability in a table, and the most popular time is immediately visible. Each person sees times in their own time zone, and you can also share the chosen time as text for Discord. No one needs an account.
Enter your question and answers in the Poll Maker and share the link. Watch the results live as bars. Multiple selections, participant-submitted options, an end date and duplicate-vote protection are also available.
No. All tools in this category are free and work without an account. Just open a tool and get started.
The Team Generator, Stopwatch, Spin the Wheel, and Random Generator run entirely in your browser. The only exceptions are where others need to see something: Poll Maker questions, answer options, and votes are stored on our server so all participants can see the results. If you explicitly create a live link in the Tournament Generator, the standings are stored on our server for 30 days. For the Scheduling Poll, the title, description, creator's name, time slots, comments, and participants' names and availability are stored on our server so everyone can see the latest responses. You choose how long: 7, 30, or 90 days after the last activity.
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Also useful: announce dates on Discord
The Discord Timestamp Generator creates timestamp tags that show everyone the time in their own time zone on Discord.
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