We set up the first events together with you
We're choosing the organisers who will bring KombatControl to its first competitions. It's designed by people who run competitions, and you won't prepare yours alone: we work alongside you on your event, and your starting price stays locked when the service opens.
- Guided setup: we load your event's rulebook, categories and mats with you.
- Locked price: the terms you start with stay yours even when the price list goes public.
- Your event sets the priorities: what your event needs moves up in development.
- Free demo on your numbers: your federation, your categories, your mats. No commitment.
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Three steps, and the first is a message
- 1Tell us about your eventFederation, date, entries and mats.
- 2A demo on your numbersYour event, simulated from registration to podium.
- 3We set it up togetherGuided setup and a locked starting price.
What you do, what KombatControl does
Five phases, and in none of them do you copy what was in the previous one.
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Weeks before
Create the event
- You
- Choose the date, venue and number of mats, and turn the rulebook on.
- KombatControl
- Generates all the rulebook's categories, with match times, scoring, bronzes and tie-breaks. You change only the exceptions.
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Weeks before
Open registrations
- You
- Publish the event and share the link.
- KombatControl
- Athletes register naming their club and choosing their categories; the list is always up to date, and entries can be approved several at a time.
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At the scales
Weigh in
- You
- Record each athlete's weight, once.
- KombatControl
- Links it to the athlete, applies the federation's model, before or during the event, and flags the categories to fix, with the category change on the athlete's row.
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Before the start
Start
- You
- Start the competition.
- KombatControl
- Brackets from the valid entries, in the rulebook's format; categories spread across the mats to balance the load, with every match's time and rests respected.
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Competition day
Live competition
- You
- The tables referee from the app.
- KombatControl
- The bracket moves on by itself, projector and public pages follow, and the standings fill in with the federation's shared placings.
How do you run a BJJ competition with KombatControl?
In five steps: create the event by choosing the rulebook, open registrations with a link, record the weigh-ins, generate the brackets and spread the categories across the mats, then run the competition live up to the podium. Categories, match times, scoring and bronzes come from the chosen rulebook, not from manual settings.
What is the founders programme?
It is how the first competitions start on KombatControl: we set up your event's rulebook, categories and mats with you, and the price you start with stays locked even when the price list goes public. Places are limited, because we follow every event closely.
How much does KombatControl cost?
The price list isn't public yet: we're defining it with the organisers in the founders programme, who keep their starting price. The demo on your event is free and with no commitment.
Where is athletes' data stored?
In the European Union: the servers are in the Hetzner datacentre in Falkenstein, Germany, and no transfer outside the European Economic Area is planned. It matters, because minors compete too.
Demos run on sample data or on an export of your event, which we delete on request at the end of the session. Processing is described in the privacy policy.