Create an automatic or manual schedule
Learn how to add players, set courts and rounds, choose teams yourself and swap players.
Read the step-by-step guide →02 · Event exampleRun a 10-player event
Plan time for 20 matches on one court, check playing and rest rounds, run the event and back up your records.
Read the event example →03 · Scores and standingsRecord scores and individual standings
Use a two-match example to understand completed scores, 3–1–0 standings points, score difference and tied rankings.
See how the calculations work →A checklist for first-time organizers
- Confirm who is attending and how many courts you can use.
- Agree with your group on the number and length of matches and the scoring unit you will record.
- Generate a schedule or build the teams yourself, then check everyone’s playing and rest rounds.
- After each match, confirm the score. Save images and JSON backups with their different purposes in mind.
Automatic generation checks your settings and improves balance. The organizer should make the final decisions based on actual attendance and the pace of play.
Where are records kept?
By default, records are saved in the browser you are using. Sign-in and sharing are optional, and only shared events are stored on the server. Learn the difference between deactivating a link and deleting records in the data and privacy guide.