NRTM v1.51

Quick Start

• Use the Players tab to enter the names and identities of your players. For an odd number of players, NRTM automatically creates a Bye.
• The Ranking tab displays the current ranking of the players. When pairing the first round, you can Shuffle, or manually reorder them using Edit. Pairings for each round match players against opponents with the same number of match points, avoiding duplicate matches. In elimination rounds, the top-ranked qualified player is paired against the last-ranked player, the 2nd plays against the second-to-last ranked and so on.
• When you're ready, tap Start Tournament. After entering all game results for one round, tap Add Round to create new pairings.
• Before starting the first round, you can tap the (I) icon on each player to manually enter Byes for the first round. This can also be used later when players forfeit the tournament.

The ranking list always displays the current ranking, even during incomplete rounds. For players with the same number of match points, the tie breakers used are according to the official tournament regulations.

Connecting the app to your Dropbox or Evernote account allows you to save the current rankings, pairings and statistics.

AlwaysBeRunning.net

NRTM is integrated with alwaysberunning.net to make publising of tournament results as easy as possible.
There are two ways in which you can upload your tournament's results to ABR: one is from NRTM itself, by going to the Export and selecting Upload to alwaysberunning.net. This will give you a 6-digit conclusion code. When you log in to ABR, enter this code when concluding the tournament.
Alternatively, open ABR in Safari on the iOS device where you're also running NRTM. Select your tournament and click the Conclude using NRTM link - this will automatically switch to NRTM and allow you to upload the tournament data directly to the tournament.

Scoring Sheets

FFG's official scoring sheets can be somewhat confusing. Much simpler versions can be found here (for MS Excel and LibreOffice).

JSON/CSV export

When you enable JSON export to your Dropbox account, NRTM will create subfolders for each tournament you export in the Apps/NRTM folder of your Dropbox. These folders will be named using the current date in YYYY-MM-DD format and the name of your tournament. This means that multiple exports of the same tournament on the same day will overwrite the previous data.

CSV import

NRTM can also import player data from Dropbox. When a file named players.csv exists in the Apps/NRTM folder of your Dropbox, NRTM will enable importing it on the "Players" tab. An example file is available, the contents should look like this:

            firstname,lastname,nickname,runnerid,corpid
            Alice,,,Kate,Near Earth Hub
            Bob,,,Whizzard,Sync
            Charlie,,,Silhouette,Replicating Perfection
          

All fields except "firstname" are optional. "runnerid" and "corpid" look for substrings of the identity's names, so that "Kate", "Spark" and "Palana" will work. "EtF", "NEH" and other acronyms are not supported.
When editing this file in Excel, Numbers or LibreOffice, the following parameters should be used: field separator is "," (comma), encoding is UTF-8.

If you're interested in building Netrunner decks, please check out Net Deck.

If you're interested in running KeyForge tournaments, please check out ChainForge.

Privacy Policy

NRTM does not store any personal data except the player names you enter. Unless you export these names to any external sites (Dropbox, AlwaysBeRunning etc.) these are kept on the device exclusively and are removed when you clear player data.

NRTM uses anonymous usage and crash reporting from Fabric. Read Fabric's Data Processing and Security Terms for more information.