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Match schedule generatorRound robins in a click.

Tick who’s here, set the games each and the courts, and generate. Scramble doubles, fixed partners or singles — and nobody plays three in a row.

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Rounds being scored across two courts, a 'Someone left?' picker above, the first round done and the rest waiting
A night being dealt and scored, in the organiser’s view. Invented people.

How it works

From who’s hereto who plays who.

01 · Who’s here

Tick who turned up

The night starts from the people actually at the courts, not the ones who said they’d come.

  • Fixed partners are paired in the same panel
  • A pair plays only when both are here
  • Pools are made of pairs, never split ones
Who is here: eight players ticked, a box to add a member or a guest by name, and 'add the top 8 of the current leaderboard'

02 · Format

Pick the format

Scramble doubles with rotating partners, fixed partners, or singles round robin. Set the games each and the courts.

  • Scramble doubles: partners rotate
  • Fixed partners: pairs, and pools of pairs
  • Singles round robin, across as many courts as you have
The play format: scramble doubles with rotating partners, two courts, six games per player

03 · Generate

Generate the rounds

One click deals every round across your courts, with who’s resting written on each.

  • Nobody plays three in a row
  • Everyone can see their court, partner and opponents
  • Scores go straight in, courtside
Courtside scoring
The schedule settings: round robin or playoff bracket, games each, courts and pools, and 'Nobody plays three matches in a row'

04 · Latecomers

Someone’s late? Regenerate.

Tick them in and generate again. The rounds already played are kept; only what’s left is dealt again.

  • Played rounds and their scores never move
  • Redo as often as the night needs
  • A night counts once against your plan, however many times you redo it
Rounds being scored across two courts, a 'Someone left?' picker above, the first round done and the rest waiting

On the night

Players see iton their phones.

Every round, on the event page of your club’s site: their court, their partner, their opponents, who’s resting, and the scores as they go in.

The night on the event page: rounds of doubles games with scores, each round noting who is resting
The night, on the club’s site
An event page on a phone: the night's format, venue, time and cost

Bigger nights

Bigger nights,same tools.

  • Stages

    Sixteen in, eight through, four to the final — each stage a fresh schedule with its own standings, the top players pre-ticked from the last.

  • Pools

    Split a stage into groups that play only among themselves, seeded in a snake so no pool is stacked. Advance the top of each.

  • Brackets

    A knockout drawn from the pool standings, with a seeded draw suggested and an optional third-place game.

Works with

Show usyour Tuesday night.

Tell us how many turn up, how you split the courts and what you use now. We’ll show you the same night run in Cluboration.

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