How it works
From an empty list to a printed schedule in a few minutes.
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Add your players
Type each player's name once. Email is optional.
For mixed doubles, note who plays as a man or a woman. You can also set a favorite court, and up to three people someone would rather not partner with. Both are requests the scheduler honors whenever the numbers allow.
Players who aren't coming for a while can be archived and brought back later.
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Pick a format
Rotating doubles (new partners every round), mixed doubles (always mixed, or mixed when possible), fixed partners, or singles.
Choose how many courts and rounds, check off who's coming, and set a game limit for anyone who has to leave early.
Save it as a template, or next week press “Start from last time” to begin with the same setup.
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Make the schedule, then adjust it
Press Make the schedule. Partners and opponents change every round, sit-outs are spread as evenly as the numbers allow, and courts are shared fairly.
A fair-play check underneath says, in plain words, what came out even and what couldn't, like “Tom sits out one extra time”.
Tap two names in a round to swap them. Lock rounds that have been played so a reshuffle leaves them alone. Swaps and reshuffles can be undone.
A walk-in shows up? Add them. Someone has to leave, or didn't come? Take them out. Time for another round, or a court closed? Change it. The rounds that aren't locked are rebuilt fairly.
Tap “Who came” to keep an attendance count for each player.
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Print it or text the link
Print a Board sheet for the fence (courts across, rounds down, big names), an Organizer sheet with a sign-in list, or a Grid with every player's court each round.
Every sheet has a QR code. Players scan it, or tap the link you text them, then tap their name to see their court, partner and sit-outs. No account, no app.