What it is

A complete tournament system, not just a screen. Software for the operator, wireless hardware on the field, and live scoring out to the crowd, all built for running a paintball tournament from start to finish.

What it does

1. Set up the series once a year.
2. Record the teams that enter each round.
3. Build the draw.
4. Upload the field layouts and print ref sheets.
5. Run the match timer on the day.

Results flow straight into Genesis as a permanent record.

More than software

Verdict is being built as a full field system, not just an app.

• Wireless buzzer and concede buttons that stop the clock and record the point the instant it happens, no ref shouting across the field.
• Live scoring pushed out to scoreboards around the venue, up to three screens at once.
• Broadcast-ready overlays for streaming and media partners, the same live match data any outside media company can pull onto their own broadcast.

All of it is currently in development and testing, being built and proven for real tournament days.

Who it's for

The field operator running the event, and the refs working the field. One screen takes the whole day from sign-in to final score.

Why an operator would want this

Running a tournament off a spreadsheet and a clipboard works fine, until it doesn't.

• A draw takes too long to build by hand once entries start changing on the morning of the event.
• A round runs late and the paper schedule falls apart for everyone behind it.
• A ref dispute has nothing but someone's memory to settle it.

Verdict exists to take that pressure off the operator, so raceday runs from one screen instead of three clipboards and a stopwatch.

And it keeps working after the final point. Every result flows straight into Genesis on its own, so the season's record builds itself and nobody has to type it in twice.

Verdict can also put out social-media-ready result graphics: team results with team icons, ready to post. That's a clean online presence for the event, and the operator never has to touch a design tool to get it.

Part of one system

Verdict is one of four Original Sin Paintball apps.

• Genesis is the scene database. Verdict's results land there automatically, so the record builds itself.
• Oracle is the coach's app, tracking games and prepping teams for what Verdict runs.
• Eden is coming soon.

Nothing gets entered twice, and it's all built in Australia, for how this scene actually plays.