worlds predict vercel app
An interactive Worlds 2026 bracket playground: pick Swiss winners, progress record groups, lock pairings, and prepare the knockout stage.
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Overview
Product overview
worlds predict vercel app is a Spanish-language browser playground for predicting the Worlds 2026 esports tournament. The main Swiss page lays out the official first-round matchups, while a separate Knockout Stage page is prepared for the teams that emerge from the Swiss predictions. The visual board makes each prediction visible as a progression of teams through record groups.
Swiss Stage workflow
- Start with eight fixed Round 1 pairings and choose the left or right winner for every matchup.
- The app creates the 1-0 and 0-1 pools from those choices, then exposes 2-0, 1-1, and 0-2 pools as the next results are marked.
- Each populated pool can offer matchup shuffling and controls for locking pairings or locking results, while the top bar can restart the whole prediction.
- Later columns reserve qualification and elimination states such as 3-0, 3-1, 3-2, 0-3, 1-3, and 2-3.
Knockout Stage
After the Swiss forecast is complete, the Knockout Stage view is designed to hold quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final. Its visible controls include loading an initial KO setup, resetting the knockout board, and drawing quarterfinal pairings. Before Swiss qualifiers are available, the page clearly shows pending slots instead of inventing teams.
How to use it
- Review the official Round 1 team pairings on the Swiss tab.
- Select one winner in each matchup and inspect the newly populated record group.
- Continue round by round, locking or shuffling pairings when useful and filling the qualification or elimination paths.
- Open Knockout Stage to continue the bracket once the Swiss stage supplies its qualifiers.
Audience and availability
The tool suits esports viewers, prediction exercises, and tournament discussions that need a visual way to compare possible Worlds outcomes. The captured flow loaded directly in the browser and showed no sign-in, payment, or download step. No public pricing was displayed, so the listing is classified as free under the directory rule for products without published pricing.
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