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September 5, 2026 Technical Founder looking for Growth / Marketing Co-Founder for online-brackets.com

I’m the founder of online-brackets.com, a platform designed for organizing, managing, and running tournaments across physical and virtual sports.

Where It Stands Today

  • Fully Modernized Tech Stack: The platform originally launched in 2014, but I recently completed a total frontend rewrite and and backed update.

  • Zero Tech Debt: The technical core, infrastructure, and ongoing maintenance are 100% taken care of by me.

  • Proven Utility: It’s an active product with real usage history and an existing user base. Since the befinning over 7000 users created over 17000 tournaments. All edge cases and issues solved over the time. Never had any marketing or sales. It needs focused distribution and monetization to reach its full potential.

What I'm Looking For I am looking for a Growth / Business Co-Founder who excels at:

  • B2B outreach to tournament organizers, sports clubs, and venue owners

  • SEO strategies and organic user acquisition

  • Monetization strategy and pricing model execution

  • Digital marketing and community building

The Offer A true co-founder partnership with an equal or performance-aligned equity split (with standard vesting). I will focus entirely on product design and development, and technical reliability, while you own distribution, growth, and revenue.

If you have experience in SaaS marketing, niche sports/event tech, or organic growth and want to jump into a working product rather than starting from zero, drop a comment or send me a DM!

7 Comments

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    Well they keep persistent database of the players, making it easy to incite them for next events. All the invidudual and combined rankings are created automatically, everything happens instantly giving access to the players. So not only their times is saved during the preparation and running the event, they are not bothered but constant players asking what time they play, against who and at which stand.
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    7,000 users and 17,000 tournaments makes the distribution problem look less obvious than it first appears. Before adding more traffic, I’d want to know which existing organizer segment gets enough recurring value from the product that they’d actually pay for it.
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      Hi and thanks for your input. Not sure I understand the question. There are people still managing tournmants on paper. So with pre-tournament signup, automatic bracket generation, livescoring and combined rankings it becomes very useful tool.
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        That makes the utility clear. I’m more curious about the organizer side now — which type of organizer is using it repeatedly enough that losing the tool would actually be painful?

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          It was supposed go to here. Well they keep persistent database of the players, making it easy to incite them for next events. All the invidudual and combined rankings are created automatically, everything happens instantly giving access to the players. So not only their times is saved during the preparation and running the event, they are not bothered but constant players asking what time they play, against who and at which stand. So the organizer type would be any sports club or e-sport organizer running multiple persiodical events.
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            That recurring sports club / e-sports organizer use case is much clearer. I’d be interested in digging into whether that recurring operational value is translating into willingness to pay. Happy to continue privately — what’s the best email to reach you on?
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              Info@online-brackets.com

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Playing billiard for 25 years and doing software development for over 20. Online-brackets is a result of combining those 2 passions.