Version 1.34
Updates
Each release is numbered. The marker in the lower right is the version you are using.
v1.34
No sample board
- The sample battle board is off the site. The list shows recorded battles only.
v1.33
Remove a board
- An admin can remove a battle board that was recorded wrong.
v1.32.1
Board list
- The battle board list names the creators in the battle, not a TikTok user id.
v1.32
Two battlers
- A battle board shows the creators in the battle. A TikTok user id is not listed as another person.
v1.31
Track until off
- An admin can track a TikTok username, and the score keeps recording until an admin turns that username off.
v1.30
Live battle feed
- During a live battle, each side's points update as TikTok sends them.
- Gifts from that live stay on the battle board.
v1.29
Battle points
- A live battle board shows the points TikTok sends for each creator.
v1.28.1
Scores side by side
- A battle board shows each side's points to the left and right of Live.
v1.28
Live picture plays
- A live battle board plays the TikTok stream the browser can show.
v1.27
Live picture stays
- A live battle board keeps the TikTok stream on screen while the board updates.
v1.26
Battle streams
- A live battle board shows both creators and plays their public TikTok streams.
v1.25
Live battle board
- A public TikTok battle opens a live board when the recorder sends the creators without a battle id.
v1.24
Event creators
- An organizer can add TikTok usernames to an event from the site or by typing a username.
- Usernames in that bracket are watched for a battle between the two sides.
- A seen battle stays on the match as recorded history and does not set the winner.
v1.23
Bracket controls
- An organizer can move players between bracket slots.
- An organizer can override a match winner.
- An organizer can turn battle-win verification on, then verify or clear a win.
v1.22
Live ring
- A creator who is on TikTok shows a red Live ring.
- A battle that is being recorded opens a live board. When the battle ends, that board keeps the recorded points.
v1.21
Avatars and a steady sign-in
- A username shown on a card, board, or list includes that TikTok avatar.
- The header stays on Dashboard while you are signed in.
v1.20.1
Creator cards
- Creator cards show the handle without a TikTok connection label.
v1.20
Dashboard cards
- The dashboard opens analytics, the agency roster, event reports, the organizer application, and agencies from cards.
- The dashboard shows the username.
v1.19
Battle stats
- A creator鈥檚 name in public opens their battle stats when those stats are public.
- The account registered for that handle can set the stats to private. A public visit then says the stats are set to private.
v1.18
Battle boards in the menu
- The main menu lists the battle boards that can be opened.
- From a creator鈥檚 battle profile, anyone can message that creator about organizing a battle.
v1.17.1
TikTok gift images
- A gift on a battle board uses that gift鈥檚 image from the TikTok gift catalog.
v1.17
Sample battle board
- A sample 1v2 battle board shows the layout for @thepiratemaxx. The points, gifts, and supporters are sample data, not a recorded battle.
v1.16
Battle boards
- A public battle recorded with tracking on opens a battle board for 1v1, 1v2, 1v3, and 2v2.
- Each creator in that battle opens the same board. The profile sheet lists only that creator鈥檚 row.
- Recorded gifts use a catalog of rose, galaxy, lion, glove, mist, hammer, and time icons.
v1.15
More live tracking
- Battle Forge can record 200 profiles set to on or farming at the same time.
v1.14.1
Tracking stays where you set it
- Saving on, farming, or off keeps that choice for the TikTok handle on your profile.
v1.14
Profile tracking
- Sign-up asks for a TikTok handle and registers that battle profile with tracking on.
- A profile can set tracking to on, farming, or off. Farming records gifts and leaves opponents out.
- Battle metrics show top gifters, power-ups, and diamonds. Dollars are an estimate, not a TikTok payout.
v1.13.2
Sign-in stays on this site
- After sign-in, Battle Forge only returns you to a page on this site.
- The browser gets stricter protections around framing, content types, and TikTok embeds.
v1.13.1
Battle video controls
- A battler's name sits under the video so the TikTok controls stay clear.
- The footer no longer calls TikTok battles casual.
v1.13
Creator pictures
- A creator with a TikTok handle shows that profile picture when they have not uploaded one.
v1.12.2
Homepage
- The showdown frame graphic is no longer on the homepage.
v1.12.1
Footer ownership
- The footer shows the copyright and that Battle Forge Arena is owned and operated by triforgemedia.com.
v1.12
Live TikTok on the battle
- When a battler is live on TikTok, that side of the battle plays their live stream. Their latest post stays up when they are not live.
v1.11
Tri Forge Media
- Each battle shows that it is made and controlled by triforgemedia.com.
v1.10
Match breakdown
- Click a bracket match to open its breakdown: gloves, power-ups, and enigmas used, and the points on each side.
- The organizer records those totals. They are not a live TikTok feed.
v1.9
Arena battle room
- The live room is the arena battle room. Each side shows that creator's TikTok feed, and sound plays on the side you click.
- Battler names have an avatar spot. Admins can add temporary mock creators from TikTok handles and remove them with the records they create.
v1.8
Webinar room
- A live event opens a webinar stage with both sides, the organizer score, and the series.
- Arena chat sits beside the stage. Profile photos show on the stage, in chat, and on creator profiles.
v1.7.1
Site icon
- The browser tab uses the Battle Forge shield on a clear background.
v1.7
Agency image and event room
- An agency profile can carry an image.
- An event invite can be sent again if the first email did not go out.
- The webinar room can be started any time after the event begins, even when the saved end has already passed.
v1.6
TikTok handle
- Creating an account includes a TikTok handle. The same handle can be edited on the profile.
- The handle shows on the creator profile. It does not connect or verify the TikTok account.
v1.5
Event clock
- Stage modules are off the public site.
- An event runs from a start time to an end time. Applicants see that window in their own time zone.
- Players check in while the event clock is open. Battles can be placed only inside the daily battle hours.
- A player who misses the battle time starts a countdown. A team match can be switched to 1v1.
- The webinar room lights up during the event window, with RSVP, broadcast, and chat.
- Each battle has a screen with a mock live embed and the score on the page.
v1.4
Event page
- Saving an event draws its bracket immediately, with open slots for the chosen size.
- Organizers and admins can invite someone by email to apply. Anyone signed in can also join directly from the event page.
- An event can carry a poster image and a hero image. A profile can carry a profile image.
v1.3
Permission menu
- Signed-in members get a grouped arena menu. Admin links appear only for the Admin role.
- Approved organizers see Your events. Agency owners do not, until an admin approves them as organizers.
- Admin tools open with the Admin role. An authenticator code is not required.
v1.2
Stage modules
- The stage page lists the six TriForge systems now kept with Battle Stage: chat, webinars and studio, learning, calendar, support, and memberships.
- Each module shows whether its keys are set. A missing key stays blank on the page, and the secret itself is never shown.
- Webinar rooms, courses, chat, and membership checkout stay closed until those keys and their tables are in place. Brackets and hand-entered scores are unchanged.
v1.1
Tournament bracket
- An event with a locked draw opens on a tournament board: round columns, match cards, and connector lines.
- Selecting a match opens it in the match center, with the series score and a link to the match page.
- The board marks matches as live, complete, upcoming, bye, or in review. Zoom and a schedule tab sit with the bracket.
- Scores on this board are still the organizer record. They are not a TikTok feed and do not change seasonal rating.
v1.0
Arena opens
- Players can create an account, confirm email, and sign in.
- Agencies can invite managers, staff, and creators. Owning an agency does not make someone an organizer.
- Approved organizers can publish an exhibition or ranked event. That choice is fixed before registration opens.
- Players can register and check in without a TikTok account.
- Checked-in players can be seeded by check-in order, a manual order, or a saved random draw. The preview stays put on refresh.
- The public event page shows a single-elimination bracket, including byes. Each match has its own page.
- Organizers record scores by hand. A player in the match cannot record it. These scores are not TikTok results and do not change seasonal rating.
- There are no entry fees or prizes.