Tournament Engine

A little friendly competition.

Your community.Their next champion.

Turn image submissions into a tournament your server can follow. Collect entries, run reaction votes, and bring the whole bracket together in Discord.

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Self-hostedIndependently built by Nick Dudczyk.
Eight-entry Studio Icon Cup bracket generated by the application, with Solstice advancing to champion.
Generated tournament bracket · Synthetic entries and simulated outcomes · Offline demoOpen image to view full size ↗
Made for DiscordImage tournamentsCommunity voting

From first entry to final round

Give your server something to rally around.

01

Open the floor.

Collect image submissions with upload commands and message actions. Set entry limits to give everyone room to participate.

02

Let the community decide.

Head-to-head matches use reaction voting, keeping the competition in the conversation.

03

Make every round visible.

Generated brackets show the matchups and progression, including byes for uneven entry counts.

04

Keep the controls close.

Tournament commands bring configuration, match advancement, rollback, and cancellation into the server workflow.

The everyday workflow

Three steps.
One place.

  1. 01

    Create

    Choose a tournament channel and set the rules.

  2. 02

    Collect

    Invite your community to submit images.

  3. 03

    Compete

    Follow the votes through the bracket.

Thoughtful by design

For the people running the show.

A community event needs more than a winner. The bot brings the tournament state, bracket presentation, and organizer commands into one workflow.

  • Configurable entry limits
  • Scheduled match handling
  • Persistent tournament state
  • Text and image brackets
Self-hosted

Self-hosted. Available by request.

Run Tournament Engine on your own machine or server. Request access and setup details for your community using the form below.

Opens a draft in your email app for you to review and send. You can also email nick@dudz.pro directly.

A few useful details.

How do I get access?

Use the form to request access by email. Setup details are shared directly.

Where does the bot run?

You host it on your own machine or server using your own Discord application. That machine needs to stay running while you use the bot.

What kind of tournaments is it for?

Single-elimination image tournaments: a format for community artwork, icons, and other visual submissions.

Is this an official Discord product?

No. This is an independent product built for Discord communities.