Swiss Fishing app analytics for October 10

Swiss Fishing is an offline-first tournament director for over-the-board Swiss-system events. Built for chess, go, shogi, quiz bowl, and similar rated tabletop competitions, it turns your phone or tablet into pairing furniture you can trust in club halls with weak Wi-Fi. Build your player field with seed ratings, titles, club tags, and active or withdrawn status. Before each round, set manual float overrides if needed. Then run a real Swiss engine that seats the field by score groups with rematch avoidance, color or first-move side balance, and automatic bye assignment for odd numbers. Work from a fullscreen pairing table ordered by board: see board numbers, colors or sides, scores, and rating deltas for the active round. Enter results with one tap—win, loss, draw, forfeit, or unplayed—locking each board row as you go. When the round is complete, unlock the next. Standings update with points, games played, Buchholz, Sonneborn-Berger, progressive score, and head-to-head notes when needed. Produce board slips and table cards sized for thermal or A4 print and clipboard share, with player names, colors, and board numbers. Manage concurrent opens, scholastics, and club nights on a multi-event shelf with per-event round counts and pace presets. Store Swiss convention rules locally per event—bye value, color preference order, late entry cutoffs. Export crosstables and standings as plain text or CSV through the share sheet. An optional glance widget shows live top boards. Explore immediately with a seeded 12-player club open already through round 2—pairings, slips, and tie-breaks ready to inspect. Fair Swiss rounds in seconds, fully offline. Not a generic club roster and not a passive results list—operational pairings when the clock is running.