Supermajor Reviews

Supermajor is a great resource and works as you’d want it to, but if you’ve changed your gamertag on start.gg and link your account, Supermajor still shows your old tag. Otherwise phenomenal, highly recommended for those who want to follow competitive smash

It’s a great app, and I’m truly grateful it exists. It updates quickly with new stats and it’s very accurate. Only issue I have is I hate looking at one player, checking someone they’ve fought, and then being stuck on that new player with no way to return to who I was originally checking. I have to restart Supermajor and start from scratch each time.

Supermajor is very poggers and it helps me get better fundies because I’m not stressing about how bad the main website is that we use but it’s really awesome I even got to make my own account and I would also recommend Supermajor to my friends too because I think they’d also love it a lot

Supermajor is amazing for tracking tournaments and following specific players! Very nice and intuitive interface as well. Love all of the work that the devs and analysts put in to make this happen

Perfect way to see smash stats!

I love following Smash super closely and am big into data and stats, especially now that there’s more being tracked properly. Supermajor ACTUALLY WORKS, which was a bit of a surprise to me honestly. Very few bugs despite some complex multi-level features, and generally is very intuitive. It’s genuinely an upgrade from my usual habit of using SmashExplorer, PGStats, and Liquipedia together. This has most of what I need in a more convenient package. I love that I can see every single tracked tournament that happened over a weekend, even down to small events, and explore the entire bracket, upsets, individual game results, and even player head-to-heads and that entire history too.

Clearly more features are coming and seem to be only initially released to supporters, which I think makes sense. I might become a backer too.

Main critique: making so much of the “default” focus of the UI experience centered around only tracking your favorite players felt weird, and it was annoying at first to figure out how to just show all events without filtering by players. Even if I wanted to use that, it was a bit annoying - I immediately struggled to add some of my favorite lesser-known Japanese players because their romanized names weren’t searchable, so I bounced off the feature entirely until coming back a week later and dealing with the annoyance of copy-pasting the Japanese names from my web browser, which at least did work through the search. Anyways, just kinda odd to me to have so much focus around player following, so much as to come with multiple lists of players to edit (with My Region there by default). To be honest, I guess it does make some sense, it just didn’t match my personal use scenario.

5 stars anyways and immensely excited if this gets maintained and improves! It’s legitimately high quality and functional, and value-adding to the sport!

P.S. It would also be amazing to be able to view and interact with this on a desktop browser, even just to manage the player lists without the annoyance of a phone. Maybe someday?

Awesome possum even?

Supermajor is great. There are a couple other stats sites out there that pull from Start.gg but Supermajor lets you easily look up matchup history, tournament results, seeds, and much more in an incredibly appealing UI.

If you are into Ultimate stats at all whether you’re a player wanting to track their progress or just a fan of watching tournaments, you need to get Supermajor.

Awesome job on this! Future feature request - fantasy brackets. Would love to be able to project a bracket and see how closely my projection matches tourney results. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat specifics, I work in applications development as well. Great work again!