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RabbidBracket
Announced · Releasing soon
Run the tournament. Not the paperwork.
RabbidBracket is a tournament facilitator for steel-tip darts, built for venues,
leagues, and charity shoots. Configure the format, enter the players, and it handles the
draw, the boards, the standings, the payouts, and the big screen — start to champion.
It exists because running a tournament from a clipboard and a whiteboard is a second
job on top of hosting one. Brackets get redrawn by hand, boards get double-booked, and
the payout math gets settled in the parking lot. RabbidBracket takes that whole job.
- Automatic bracket generation with random seeding and byes
- Live board scheduling that won't double-book a board
- Payouts that reconcile to the cent
- Big-screen display for boards, brackets, and standings
- Mass score entry for paper-run group stages
- Fix a wrong score and watch the bracket cascade correctly
- Outcome-based scoring: legs won, not every dart thrown
- Event history and resumable tournaments
Formats
6
Bracket and group-stage options
Entry types
3
Singles, doubles, and draw formats
Big screen
6
Views for boards and standings
Themes
12
Plus your venue's own logo
Announced · In development
Read the reports. Not the XML.
RabbidMARC is a DMARC analytics platform for Microsoft 365 environments. It reads the
aggregate reports that mailbox providers send back about your domains, and shows you who
is sending mail as you and whether it is passing.
It exists because those reports arrive as zipped XML from dozens of receivers, and
nobody reads them by hand. Getting to p=reject safely means finding every
legitimate sender first, and RabbidMARC does that legwork. It is in use internally at
RabbidLabs today, and we are exploring making it available more broadly.
- Read-only collection from Microsoft 365 mailboxes through Microsoft Graph
- Multiple domains, subdomains, and mailboxes in one place
- Sender identification that turns raw IPs into named services
- Live DNS checks of your DMARC, SPF, and DKIM posture
- A guided path from
p=none to p=reject
- Alerts for new unauthenticated senders and compliance drops
- Compliance over time, with DKIM and SPF alignment breakdowns
- Aggregate, forensic, and TLS-RPT report support
Report types
3
Aggregate, forensic, and TLS-RPT
Mail access
Read-only
It never moves, edits, or sends mail
DNS checks
3
DMARC, SPF, and DKIM
Status
Internal
In use at RabbidLabs today
Coming Soon