About 64Orbit
64Orbit is where chess players, parents and organizers meet — starting with tournament entries in India.
Why we built it
Most chess tournaments in India still take entries through a new Google Form, a UPI QR code and a long WhatsApp thread — every single time. Parents type the same details again and again. Organizers spend their evenings matching payment screenshots to names and building entry lists by hand.
What 64Orbit does
Players and parents create one profile per child and use it for every tournament. Organizers publish a tournament once and get everything in one place: entries, payments to confirm and an entry list ready to download. Every tournament also gets its own page and a ready-made poster to share on WhatsApp.
What we stand for
- Type a player's details once — never again for the next tournament.
- A missing FIDE or AICF ID never stops a child from playing.
- A child's details are seen only by their family and the organizers of the tournaments they enter.
- Made for the phone in a parent's hand: quick, clear and simple.
Where we're going
Tournaments are only the first move. Next, we want to bring academies, coaches and the wider chess community into the same orbit — starting in India, and growing from there.
Who's behind it
64Orbit is built by Nisha Shinde in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India. Questions, ideas or a tournament to bring on board? Get in touch.