Give your event a public website and an admin app: athletes with flag and weight class, the fight card, homepage slides, press articles and downloadable press images. Switch the site on in teaser mode with newsletter signup before the card is set. Maintain your own legal pages, with no outside help needed.
The Agentic Part
An agent derives the main event and co-main automatically from the order you set by drag-and-drop. Request a translation, and it carries a bout’s text into the second language with one click. A live preview keeps showing exactly what will appear on the public page.
Main Features
- One shared database for roster, card, press content and legal pages
- Admin app for roster, card and press content, with roles and permissions
- AI-assisted translation and a detail page per athlete
- Public website built to stay findable on Google
- Teaser mode with newsletter signup before the card is set
- Roster search with drag-and-drop assignment
- Open corner until the opponent is set
- Fight record taken from the athlete profile
- Per bout: headline, belt, discipline, rounds, time, sanctioning body, weight class
- Reordering by drag-and-drop sets main event and co-main automatically
- Save per bout or all at once
- One-click translation of each bout's text into the second language
- Live preview of the public fight card
Use Cases
- A fight card used to only go public shortly before the event, because every change had to be redone by hand. Now the main event and co-main event follow automatically the moment you reorder by drag-and-drop.
- A competitor is pulled from the roster into the red corner while the opponent is not set yet. The blue corner stays open until it is.
- The fight card needs to be readable for an international audience too. Each bout's text translates into the second language with one click.
- Interest needs to build before the official launch. The site runs in teaser mode with newsletter signup before the card is set.
What we build for you
- Your branding
- Your roster and card data
- The languages the site runs in
- Your newsletter provider
- Your legal pages
- Your public web address and the test environment
- The fields and terminology of that particular combat sport
- The source for the roster
- The languages the fight card covers
- The public fight card layout the preview mirrors
