The first live test of Sledge's Games tab — queue, live scoring, match history, and winner-stays-on — running during a birthday gathering. About a dozen people, a beer pong table, and a phone in the host's pocket.
The booking is the easy part. What comes next — teams for a football host, a menu for a dinner host, lesson notes for a guitar teacher — is where Sledge actually earns its keep. Three host stories, one architectural slot.
Ten players, five teams, twelve matches — we ran the first real tournament on Sledge in partnership with the Bocconi Alumni Singapore Association. Here's how it went.
A 6-4 in tennis means something completely different from 6-4 in football. Here's why scoring systems vary so dramatically across sports — and what that means for building a platform that handles all of them.
A BBQ and a tournament have almost nothing in common — except that both should be easy to set up on the same platform. Here's how we built a form that adapts.