Organizers can attach video links to a tournament, and spectators get a dedicated, grouped "Live coverage" tab to follow streams and recordings.

Match editing has been redesigned: a unified Edit-match modal, condensed match cards across the bracket, list, and edit views, and a searchable participant picker that makes finding the right player or team fast even in large fields.

Walkovers are now supported — record a walkover with a forfeit reason and the opponent advances automatically.

Double-elimination brackets can be viewed with the winners and losers sides combined, so the whole tournament fits on one screen.

Single-elimination stages can now skip the semifinals and run just the Final plus a 3rd-place match.

New Proskos points scheme and ranking criteria for group / round-robin stages.

Organizations with a custom domain now get fully branded public URLs.

Scores that can't be entered yet — for byes or not-yet-decided matches — now explain why instead of just appearing locked.

Polish is now the default language for new accounts, and emails and system messages are fully translated.

The rankings admin has been rebuilt around guided wizards, with a clearer status panel and side-by-side snapshot diffing — publishing a new snapshot now walks you through calculating, previewing the changes, and replacing the live snapshot.

Point tables are now editable directly on the ranking edit page, and rankings can be created or edited even before any point tables are defined.

Manual ranking entries can now be edited (not just added or deleted), and the entries table shows each player's name. Bulk-entry via spreadsheet or CSV import is supported.

Snapshot lifecycle is clearer: the old "Unpublish" was split into proper Unpublish and Archive (with Unarchive), so the actions match what organizers expect. A "Show archived" toggle keeps old snapshots out of the way until you need them.

Pick which snapshot to view directly on the Positions tab — easy to compare any past snapshot to the current one.

The calculation status panel now shows when the next scheduled recalculation will run, so you can tell at a glance whether a ranking is on autopilot or manual.