Mark who's out. The courts build themselves.
Players tell you they can't make it all week, scattered across texts and group chats. Type in who's out and this deals everyone else onto courts in ladder order, ready to print, before you'd have finished reading the messages.
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Courts tonight
Wednesday, 7:00 PM. 38 playing, 9 out.
Court 1 five
- Player 1
- Player 2
- Player 3
- Player 4
- Player 5
Court 2 five
- Player 6
- Player 7
- Player 8
- Player 9
- Player 10
Court 3 five
- Player 11
- Player 12
- Player 13
- Player 14
- Player 15
Court 4 five
- Player 16
- Player 17
- Player 18
- Player 19
- Player 20
Court 5 five
- Player 21
- Player 22
- Player 23
- Player 24
- Player 25
Court 6 five
- Player 26
- Player 27
- Player 28
- Player 29
- Player 30
Court 7 four
- Player 31
- Player 32
- Player 33
- Player 34
Court 8 four
- Player 35
- Player 36
- Player 37
- Player 41
What actually happens on a Wednesday
Reading the messages is the job. Rebuilding the courts around them used to be a second one.
- can't make it tonight, sorry
- out for the next two weeks, back on the 15th
- running late, can you still put me on a court
- my sub is coming instead of me
Roughly a third of the ladder, one message at a time, all week long.
Out this week
38playing
- Player 4out
- Player 9out
- Player 17out
- Player 22out
- and 5 moreout
Tap the names that told you. The courts redeal themselves as you go.
What it does
Attendance is opt-out
Everyone is assumed in. You only touch the names of the people who are out, so a normal week costs you nothing to set up.
The courts deal themselves
Whoever's playing gets sorted onto courts of five, some of four when the numbers don't divide evenly, in ladder order, automatically.
Print the sheet and the scorecards
The court sheet is sized to post straight to your group. Every court gets a round-robin scorecard to play from.
Nothing for players to install
No player accounts, no app, no login. Players show up and read the sheet you send.
Built for the one person who runs the night
- Only you sign in
- Players never make an account. They get the sheet the same way they always have.
- One flat price per league
- $49 a month per league, month to month. No per-player fees.
- Your data is yours
- Download the whole ladder to Excel, or a full backup, whenever you want your own copy.
Why not a spreadsheet, or club software?
- The realistic alternatives are a spreadsheet you rebuild by hand every week, or a club-management platform priced for a whole club, $75 to $550 a month, that needs everyone in the building to sign on. This is built for one organizer running one league.
- Some ladder tools charge by the player, so a full ladder costs more than a half-empty one. Here the price is flat, no matter how many people are on it.