What's New in 1.1.7 War Room, rebuilt. Follow your squad's live tournament run with the new War Room: a live feed that reads like stream chat, round chains at a glance, a ticking match timer that parses official match time and advances rounds when the timer restarts, and cleaner result handling as rounds land. A new welcome. Onboarding gets a full refresh: pick your game from a spinning ring of card backs, then sign your champion card to make it yours. Settings, reorganized. Your names now live together: tournament display name and profile name on one screen. Profile name changes go through a quick review to keep identities trustworthy. The new Default Card Game picker brings the same card-ring experience into Settings, with your COSSY ID right below it. Sharper X posts. Round posts now include your game score (2-1 feels different than a plain W), with a new Game Score variable for custom templates. Best-of-1 posts stay clean. Feel and fixes. Keyboards no longer cover inputs or hide dropdown options anywhere in the app; tournament reports list rounds newest-first; deck art and sprites recover from flaky connections; X account connections are more reliable; and a first-pin privacy dialog no longer reappears after you dismiss it.

New updated UI for war room!

The War Room is here. At a live event, the War Room puts the whole room on one screen: join on-site, watch the featured duelists battle, call the winners with crowd picks, follow the live feed and ticker, and track the top cut bracket to the champion. Debuting at NAWCQ. Deck identity for One Piece and Pokemon: your leader art and Pokemon sprites now show on your rounds, with quick game-based pickers for your deck and your opponents. Team tournaments are now Squads. Same tournaments, cleaner name. And this is our most reliable release yet: Round scores can no longer be wiped by a partial save. Your results stay put. Sign in with your email in any capitalization. Private deck names are now truly private everywhere. Friends can watch your Squad tournaments again, and the Discover Completed filter works. Good luck at your next event.

A big step up! Sign in with Google or Apple. Create an account or log in with one tap, no password to remember. Manage your sign-in methods anytime in Settings. Redesigned tournament screen. Your Complete, Overview, and Drop actions now live in one clean connected panel with Pairings and Watchers, with smoother animations, a refreshed premium look (including Apple's Liquid Glass on iOS 26), a score that pops when it changes, and polish across the individual Overview and Recap screens. Archive your tournaments. Keep your active list clean by archiving completed events, and find them anytime in Settings with all your data and stats preserved. Notifications, fixed and upgraded. Push alerts are far more reliable, and tapping one takes you straight to the right screen. You can also opt in to get notified when a new tournament in your game is posted. Email verification for new accounts, content filtering to keep public views clean, plus stability and polish across the app. One note: this update moves the app to our new studio account, so you'll be asked to sign in once more after updating. Your account and all your data are safe. Good luck at your next event.

Your tournament report now fits the moment. While an event is in progress it's your "Overview," and once you complete it, it becomes your "Recap." We also redesigned the action buttons with a cleaner, more premium look. New performance stats. The Overview and Recap screens show two ring gauges in your record card: your die roll win rate and your match win rate, at a glance. Every round also shows whether you won or lost the die roll. See your game win rate. Tap the win-rate ring to switch between your Match win rate and your Game win rate, then tap again to switch back. Your preference is remembered. Available in best-of-3 formats, where the two numbers differ. More reliable X posting. Connecting your X account and sharing your results now works smoothly, including posting your rounds as a thread. Thanks for using TCG Tournament Tracker. Keep the feedback coming.

What's New for v1.1.2? Meet Mila, your in-app AI guide. Tap the purple button to chat with Mila anytime. She knows every feature in TCG Tournament Tracker and will walk you through anything you need help with, from creating your first tournament to understanding your stats. Completely rebuilt onboarding experience. New users get an interactive demo round before creating an account. Pick your card game, design your champion card, meet Mila, set up notifications, and land in the app ready to go. Seven screens that teach you the app by letting you use it. Voice memos for tournament rounds. Record audio notes during your matches and get automatic transcription with Yu-Gi-Oh! card name correction powered by a 500+ entry glossary. Up to 3 recordings per round, 90 seconds each. Audio is stored for playback and transcripts are added directly to your notes. Voice memos require admin approval to enable. Public notes and round summaries. A new 200-character "round summary" field at the top of the notes modal lets you share a quick recap with your watchers. This is also what gets pulled into your X posts with the {public_notes} variable. Per-game note tabs. Best of 3 matches now have G1, G2, and G3 tabs for separate per-game notes. Top cut rounds always show game tabs regardless of tournament format. Tabs animate with a spring-bounce effect and show a dot indicator when they have content. X post preview and editing. Tapping "Post to X" now opens a preview modal where you can review, edit, and adjust your post before it goes live. Character counter included. Works for tournament thread starts and round replies. All posts now tag @TTT_Reports automatically. 3v3 team tournament mode. A new team format exclusive to Yu-Gi-Oh! where teams of 3 compete against other teams of 3. Full team-level result tracking with a lobby toggle to switch between individual and team result entry. Featured player spotlights. Admin-designated top competitors now appear at the top of the Discover feed with a gold "FEATURED PLAYER" banner. Featured tournaments respect your active filters. Redesigned notes and reflection modals. Both modals are now full-height with auto-save, a live "Saving / Saved" indicator, and a centered public/private toggle. No more Save button. Holo foil shimmer on top-cut watching cards with tiered metallic colors per stage (gold for Finals, silver for Semis, and so on). Voice memo resilience. If your connection drops during recording, the audio is preserved locally with a retry button. Completed audio files are automatically cleaned up after 7 days, but your transcripts are never deleted. Redesigned Find Table button with a 44x44 icon, editable table number input, and a 30-second cooldown. Plus dozens of bug fixes, stability improvements, and security hardening across the entire app.

What's New Added dedicated Watching tab to track followed live tournaments Added watcher codes, watcher invites, and organizer-side watcher tools Watcher view now opens to the most active round automatically Watching tab badge now only counts active tournaments Added filter, sort, and search to the Watching tab Added public, friends-only, and private visibility controls for tournaments, stats, deck names, and notes Added ability to watch live tournaments directly from your friends list Added friends list for tournament discovery and interaction Added live tournament indicators for active visible runs Redesigned tournament report screen with cleaner record and points display Record label dynamically shows Current Record or Final Record based on tournament status Added Copy Tournament Report — generates a full round-by-round clipboard summary Private notes detection prompts you to include or exclude private notes before copying Round badges now colored by result — green for wins and byes, red for losses, amber for draws, orange for DGL, gray for drops Game badge now shows YGO, PKM, MTG, or OPCG instead of format string Share to X moved exclusively to the report screen Added ability to drop from individual tournaments with full history preserved Added bye button to round entry for individual and team tournaments Added deck name visibility toggle on individual tournament creation Konami pairings link now only appears for Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments Default card game preference added to Profile Group rename option added to Profile Deck name autocomplete suggests previous deck names filtered by card game Team stats rankings surface after round 3 with medal indicators and partial round data visibility Full swipe navigation across rounds, lobby, and watcher results view Tournaments inactive for 24 hours no longer appear in Discover by default Completed tournaments remain searchable in Discover for up to 30 days Overhauled team tournament dashboard with new Lobby, Team, and Rounds navigation Notification taps now route directly to the relevant screen or sheet Fixed drag to close on Friends and Inbox sheets Fixed inbox message border overflow Fixed group dropdown overflow in edit modal Improved Android support, UI consistency, and general stability

This update focuses on improving the team tournament experience based on live testing at YCS 300 Richmond. • Push notifications for team tournament round status updates and when a new player joins • New Team Waiting Room / Lobby experience for team tournament tracking • Individual X posting for team members within team tournaments • Increased maximum team size from 7 to 10 • Team tournaments now automatically open to the current round • Added filtering and sorting to the Team Tournament dashboard • Organizers can now drop themselves or team members without removing tournament history • Upgraded notes to a full popup modal for improved usability • Lifetime stat tracking now includes team tournament performance • New floating cloud-style round status updates for improved team visibility • Performance and stability improvements