Free · no install · no server invite
Clutchat is a free Discord bot and website for running community tournaments, clans, duels, scrims and rankings, with a public profile that keeps every player’s record from one event to the next.
Sign in with Discord, Google or a six-digit email code. No password, and no server invite needed.
Clutchat
A home for competitive players that does not start with a server invite. Enter an open bracket or run one in your own server, report the result once, and keep a public profile that carries your record from one event to the next, with clans and leaderboards in your Discord server.
Quick actions
Every page offers its next step as a tile and a key. Search or jump anywhere with ⌘K (Ctrl K on Windows), or skip the mouse entirely.
Browse tournamentsTournament page
Where you are, what to do now, and when the next thing starts — the event's facts, a tracker of your own progress and the one action that matters, on one page.
One account
Brackets, entry and your profile work on the web without a Discord server, an invite, or anybody’s permission; rosters and leaderboards come with the bot in your own server — and one Clutchat account ties your profile and record together across all four.
Tournaments
Browse open brackets, register solo on the web or with your team from Discord, check in and play. Report a score from the match page or from Discord and both sides see the same row — and if the two reports disagree the match freezes and an organiser gets a dispute to settle, not a shouting match to referee.
Browse open bracketsBrackets
Paste a list of entrants, pick a seeding and the bracket maker places the byes for you. Record results and winners move up on their own; share a read-only link, embed it on a stream overlay or export it, and nobody needs an account to follow along.
Open the bracket makerTeams
A clan in your Discord server keeps a standing roster with a captain, co-captains, invites sent by the bot and an Elo ladder. For a team tournament the captain picks the lineup, and it enters as a unit once every player accepts, instead of as five people who happen to agree.
See how teams workRanks
Your public profile keeps a separate rating for each game you play, so a result in one game never quietly moves your standing in another. Inside a Discord server the bot keeps the leaderboards — tournament XP, clan Elo and duel ratings — plus a Clutch Card that shows a player’s record.
See how ranking worksGet started
Two paths, one record. Players start on the website and are in a game in about a minute; server admins add the bot and run competition with slash commands. The full walkthrough is on how Clutchat works.
Discord, Google, or a six-digit code to your email. No password to invent or forget.
Type the game you play, add your in-game name and rank. That is what opponents and hosts see on your public profile.
Enter an open bracket, make one of your own with the bracket maker, or add the bot to run clans in your server.
What happens after you sign in
Invite Clutchat from the server dashboard. You need the Manage Server permission in Discord.
Pick the channels the bot posts in, the roles that count as organizers and moderators, your games and your time zone.
Tournaments, clans and scrims are separate features. Duels are global across Clutchat, so they are always there.
Create a first tournament with /tournament-admin create or a scrim schedule, so new members have something to join.
Before you start
In your server
Add the Clutchat bot and run /setup. Everything below happens in your own channels with slash commands, and the clan rosters, leaderboards and Clutch Cards live right there in your server, while tournaments you run there can also open sign-ups on the website. New to it? Start with how it works or the organizer guides.
Single and double elimination, round robin and Swiss, with check-in, result reporting, disputes and recurring schedules.
Rosters with captains and co-captains, clan fights on an Elo ladder, achievements, clan cups, optional seasons and clan coins earned only by playing, with no real-world value.
Challenge a member to a 1v1 or join the queue, anywhere on Clutchat. Both sides report from their DMs, and the rating only moves on an agreed result.
A standing practice night: members register, squads are formed, results are reported and a scrim leaderboard keeps score.
Team tournaments in Discord: the captain picks the lineup and a substitute, every player accepts from their DMs, and the team enters as one instead of five separate sign-ups.
Server leaderboards with tournament XP and clan Elo, duel ratings, and a Clutch Card profile image that shows a player’s record, all inside Discord.
Any game
There is no game list to be left off. Type the game you play — a shooter, a fighter, a MOBA, a mobile title, a card game, chess — and it gets its own tournaments, brackets and a rating on your profile. Suggestions show how other players already spell it, so everyone playing the same game lands in the same place.
Live
Read live from the same directory the app uses. No account needed to look; you sign in when you enter.
All tournamentsFAQ
The short answers people ask for first. Everything else is in the FAQ.
Read the FAQClutchat is a Discord bot and a website for competitive gaming communities. The bot runs tournaments, clans, 1v1 duels and weekly scrims inside a Discord server; the website adds public tournament pages, public player profiles with a rating for each game and a bracket maker that anyone can browse without an account, while clan rosters, team entries and leaderboards stay in your Discord server.
No. The bot and the website are free to use. The website is supported by advertising; nothing in the product is paid, and there is nothing to buy with money.
No. Clutchat is purely competitive. There is no real-money play, no betting or predictions, no paid entry and no cash prizes, and the terms do not allow organizers to use the Service to run them. XP, ratings, clan coins and other numbers in Clutchat are game points with no real-world value.
No account is needed to browse tournaments or public profiles, or to view a shared bracket. You need to sign in to build a bracket, register for a tournament, check in or report a result on the website. Clans, teams and leaderboards are in Discord, through the bot. You can sign in with Discord, Google or a one-time code sent to your email.
Ready when you are
Clutchat began as a Discord bot for running community competition, and the bot is still there for the servers that want it. The web app is its own thing now — you do not need a server, an invite, or anybody’s permission to use it.
Sign in with Discord, Google or a six-digit email code. No password, and no server invite needed.
