Fair queueing
Fewest games played first, longest wait next. The app picks the match and tells you why it picked it.
Session management
Run open play from one screen — check-in, queueing, court assignment, live scoring, and a scoreboard your players can watch from their own phones.
Fewest games played first, longest wait next. The app picks the match and tells you why it picked it.
One tap per rally. Side-out, server number and the official score call are all derived, never typed in.
Players ranked by performance index as games finish, each with a confidence tier so you can see how settled a number really is.
A QR code puts the live scoreboard on every player’s phone, and on the TV in the hall.
The queue picks on fewest games played, then longest wait. Once at least five players are eligible, it also tries to break up a pair who just played together — swapping one of them for another player on the same number of games. Each recommendation carries the reasons it was chosen, so you can answer “why them?” without guessing.
Undo the last rally at any point. Reopen and correct a finished game long after it ended — statistics are recomputed from scratch rather than layered on top of the old ones, and reopening or correcting a game is recorded in the audit log.
Every rally you record broadcasts live to every connected screen — the scorekeeper’s tablet, your players’ phones, and a TV in the hall. A device that drops off and reconnects is handed the full current state rather than a gap it has to guess at.
The board is populated the moment players check in — nobody has to finish a game to appear on it. Everyone is listed with their win-loss record and point differential, marked when they are on court, and ranked as soon as they have played enough games to qualify.
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Create the session, pick your venue and ruleset, and let players check in.
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The app proposes the next players. Confirm, start the game, then tap who won each rally.
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Finishing a game frees the court, updates the standings, and requeues the players.
Share one code. No app to install and no account to create.
Scores update on their phones as the rallies happen.
A full-screen scoreboard for a screen in the hall.
No. Players never sign in — they scan a QR code to watch the live scoreboard. Only the person running the session signs in.
As many as your venue has. Courts are set up once per venue and every session picks them up automatically.
Side-out scoring driven by a ruleset you control — target score and win-by are configurable, not hardcoded to 11.
Undo the last rally straight away, or reopen and correct the game after it has finished. Statistics are recomputed, never patched.
No. OPI is a Devlab-original performance index, not a USA Pickleball rating, DUPR, UTR-P or Elo system.
We are piloting with a small group of clubs before opening this up. If you run open play and want in, tell us a little about your sessions.