Who we are and what we build.
SSP Statify started as a scoring tool for a single PUBG Mobile tournament series and grew into a broadcast and stats platform used by independent organizers running their own competitive events. Today the platform covers live match scoring, roster and team management, OBS-ready broadcast overlays, and a public stats database — SSPpedia — that tracks player and team performance across every tournament run on it.
Every number on SSPpedia comes from matches that organizers scored with SSP Statify: placement, kills, damage, assists, knockouts, headshots and revives per player. We do not scrape other sites or invent figures. If a match was not recorded, it is not counted, and profiles with very little history are kept out of search results until there is enough data to be useful.
Alongside the data, the SSP Journal publishes daily tournament results, weekly top-player and top-team rankings, and written guides for players and organizers: how the points system works, how to read player stats, how to run a scrims lobby and how to set up OBS overlays.
SSP Statify is built and maintained independently for the competitive PUBG Mobile community. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Krafton or PUBG Mobile — it's a third-party tool built by people who run and play in these tournaments.
Questions, feedback, or want to bring your tournament onto the platform? See our contact page.