The app
Menus, features and the organizer follow the language. The switch sits in the header.
Organizers and spectators pick the language themselves. You set the tournament's time zone and the clock, 12 or 24 hours, on the event.
Language
Europe/Berlin · 10:40
Menus, features and the organizer follow the language. The switch sits in the header.
Schedule and standings follow the language someone opens the page in.
In setup you enter the time zone, for example Europe/Berlin. The times in the schedule follow it.
On the public page you can turn on a 12-hour clock when the tournament should show one.
A visiting team from abroad
They switch the language on the tournament website. Group and kickoff stay the same. Only the labels change.
The interface is multilingual. German and English are built in today.
Entry fees run in euro through Stripe.
No. Names stay as you enter them. What changes is the labels on the page.
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