Topic: Foosball Software???

[johnwallan]

Does anybody know anything about foosball software apps?  Anything free for PC, android, or other OS??? Anything paid???

[alaskan thunder]

What kind of software? Are you trying to run tournaments on it? If so, netfoos is the most popular here in the US.

[johnwallan]

I would like to know what kinds of software organizers are using.  That is chart software, dyp / round robin tools, stats, websites  etc...  How are you guys keeping things organised and/or strategically mixed up?

[AndyCBR]

Netfoos is pretty popular in the US but it requires an internet connection to my understanding.

The IFP people use Everplay.  Not sure who developed that or how the licensing works.

A guy from overseas named Jens has some Tourney software too, not sure of the name though.

Hope this helps and maybe some other people will chime in on these applications above.

[alaskan thunder]

I have used netfoos to run byps and dyps for the last 10 years.

[papafoos]

There are several timers available.  I'm not sure which is most popular for the refs.

Zeke Cervantes has an app that lets you know if you've been called to a match in an IFP tournament.  Not sure how well it works, but it is an excellent idea.  It crawls the IFP tournament for matches called.  He also makes a lot of nice videos.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=UnrealFoos&hl=en

I built some DE brackets for 8 and 16 team brackets for Libre and Open Office.  But it's been so long since I looked at them, I don't remember how well they work.  I also converted them to Excel but wasn't able to test them because I don't have Excel on my computers.  Later, when I had access to a computer with Excel, I found out the macros were not working correctly.  I've made some newer improved ones that I never uploaded but I'd have to figure out which hard drive they're on.

http://templates.openoffice.org/en/template/8-team-double-elimination-bracket
http://templates.openoffice.org/en/template/16-team-double-elimination-bracket