
Organize leagues, host tournaments, run clans and report match results with proof — straight from your phone.
Free on the App Store and Google Play

Single elim, round robin or groups. Brackets auto-generate. Walkovers handled.
Round-robin leagues with reportable results, ELO and standings recomputed the moment a match is confirmed.
Attach a screenshot, ping your opponent, let the other side confirm or dispute. Admins resolve edge cases.
Match invites, result confirmations, deadline reminders, mentions in chat — localized and deep-linked.

Real screens from the live app. Swipe through what you'll be using every match day.
Run up to 3 public or clan cups at a time. Brackets auto-generate, walkovers handled.
One active public league at a time — round-robin, ELO, standings on confirm.
Found your own clan with up to 100 members. Officer / owner staff run clan competitions.
+ Pro cosmetics: custom nick color · glowing avatar ring · PRO badge
See Pro PlansFree accounts can join leagues, play tournaments and chat — always.
Cupside is a free mobile app (iOS and Android) for running competitive eFootball: organize leagues, host knockout and group-stage tournaments, manage clans, and report match results with screenshot proof — all from your phone.
Yes. Creating and joining leagues, tournaments and clans is free. An optional Pro tier adds advanced features for organizers who run larger or multiple competitions.
Install Cupside, sign in with Discord, tap Create, choose a tournament or league format, set your rules, and share the join link. Cupside generates the bracket or fixtures and tracks results and standings automatically.
Yes. eFootball players on mobile, console and PC can all compete. Cupside is the mobile app used to organize the competition and track results.
Players report their score and attach a screenshot as proof. The opponent confirms or disputes it, and admins can resolve conflicts, so every result is auditable.
Cupside is available on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android). League and tournament pages are also viewable on the web at cupside.app.