How Sweepus works

One organiser. One leaderboard. Fewer questions.

Sweepus is a web app for running a sports tournament sweepstake: the organiser controls the setup, while players get a clear shared view of teams, standings and scores.

Sweepus is a web app for running a sports tournament sweepstake: the organiser controls the setup, while players get a clear shared view of teams, standings and scores.

Who it is for

The organiser does the work once.

Sweepus is designed for the person running a sweepstake among friends, colleagues or another group. They enter the setup once and give everybody the same public leaderboard to follow.

What players see

Answers without an account.

Players can open the shared leaderboard, compare prize standings, select their own name, see their assigned teams and inspect completed match scores.

Example journey

A 30-person office World Cup sweepstake.

For example, an organiser adds 30 colleagues, selects World Cup 2026, enters the buy-in, chooses the prize categories and allocates all 48 teams. They then share one link that colleagues can revisit throughout the tournament.

Five steps from names to tournament.

  1. 01

    Create the sweepstake

  2. 02

    Add the players

  3. 03

    Allocate every team

  4. 04

    Choose the prize games

  5. 05

    Share the leaderboard

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

What is Sweepus?+

Sweepus is a web app for organisers who need to create, manage and communicate a sports tournament sweepstake without relying on a shared spreadsheet.

Who manages the sweepstake?+

One organiser creates the sweepstake, adds players, allocates teams and chooses the prize categories. Players use the shared public leaderboard to follow it.

Can I change team assignments?+

Yes. The organiser can review and edit team assignments from the private management area.

Does Sweepus hold prize money?+

No. Sweepus displays organiser-entered buy-in and prize information but never handles the money.

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