Tabbie Debating Tab Software

Tabbie can be ran online on Smooth Tournament, which also contains an overview of previous tournaments' results.

What is Tabbie?

Tabbie is Tab Software for British Parliamentary Debating Tournaments. It calculates the fairest possible draw for you, based on the official WUDC rules. It has an easy to use Web Interface, allowing input from multiple computers. Tabbie is very stable - it's been around since the NTU Worlds 2004 and is the software of choice for Bangkok Worlds 2008. Tabbie is Free (Open Source) Software.

News

December 10th, 20007

We've released Tabbie 1.4.2. It contains a number of important details in the draw algorithm and allows for import & backup (both on Windows too) More News...

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