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🚀 We’re now in beta! CubeManager is free during the beta. The application is live and being actively improved. If you encounter any issue or have feedback, please let us know — your feedback helps us make it better. Thank you for being part of the journey!

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Who We Are

Built by Speedcubers, Crafted for the Community

CubeManager was founded to handle the logistical challenges of organizing speedcubing tournaments. We unify registration approvals, schedule timetables, live results, and scramble security up to the moment of use, under one robust platform. Our focus is on supporting local clubs and protecting the sporting integrity of every solve with intuitive interfaces.

Privacy is part of the design, not an afterthought. You can download a copy of your data or delete your account yourself at any time; public competition results stay in the sporting record, without the link to you. A competitor under 18 who registers themselves must confirm a parent or guardian’s consent, and every account can turn on two-factor authentication.

  • Interactive timetables with automated clash protection
  • Instant decimal time entry and average calculations
  • Parent or guardian consent built into self-registration for young cubers
  • Printable podium certificates carrying your club's own branding

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Official WCA events

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Languages: English, French, Arabic

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What we stand for

The principles behind every feature we build.

Fair, transparent competition

Standings, records, and rules modeled on real WCA-style competition formats — no black boxes.

Built for competitors and organisers alike

Whether you're chasing a podium or running the show, CubeManager is built around your side of the event too.

Community-first

Built by cubers who compete and organise events themselves, for the community that keeps growing around the puzzle.

Free during the beta

Creating, publishing and running a competition costs nothing, whatever its size.