The draw needs somewhere to live.
Sweepus is strongest after the teams are assigned: one place for player ownership, prize standings and completed match results throughout the tournament.
Sweepus is strongest after the teams are assigned: one place for player ownership, prize standings and completed match results throughout the tournament.
Players need visibility, not another file.
A spreadsheet can record a draw, but it is rarely a good player experience. Sweepus presents the information as a clear leaderboard that works on a phone and makes each player's teams easy to inspect.
Built for the part after setup.
Organisers can set prize goals, share the public link and keep the tournament data in one place. Players can move from standings to their teams and then into the scores behind them.
- Player and team drill-down
- Prize-specific leaderboards
- Completed fixture scores
- Card totals where available
Compare the organiser experience.
| Method | Setup | Updates | Player visibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spreadsheet | Manual | Manual | Poor |
| Group chat | Manual | Manual | Poor |
| Sweepus | Easy | Dynamic | Excellent |
Frequently asked questions
Why use a football sweepstake app?+
An app gives organisers and players one consistent view of team ownership, prize standings and match results. It removes the need to keep publishing new spreadsheet versions.
Is Sweepus a score prediction app?+
No. Sweepus manages team-based tournament sweepstakes and prize categories rather than asking every player to predict every score.
Can players see match scores?+
Yes. Players can open their assigned teams and drill into completed fixtures, including the score and available yellow or red card totals.