Court Shuffle Pro

Game night,
without the whiteboard.

Next Rally runs your club's badminton (or tennis, pickleball, padel) sessions: fair court rotations every round, live scores on every phone, and rankings that write themselves.

The flow

A game night in six moves.

  1. 01

    Schedule

    A coordinator creates the game night for a group — date, time, venue.

  2. 02

    RSVP

    Members tap In or Out from their phones; WhatsApp nudges chase the quiet ones.

  3. 03

    Check in

    At the hall, players mark themselves Here; drop-ins and guests join the roster.

  4. 04

    Shuffle

    The engine deals fair courts each round — equal play, fresh partners, honored rests.

  5. 05

    Play & score

    Each court records its own winner and score; every phone stays live.

  6. 06

    Podium

    End the night with rankings, a shareable podium, and ratings that update club-wide.

Current games

Tuesday Smash Live

Tue, Jul 7 · 7:30 PM · Eastside Hall

I'm inOut
Sunday SocialRespond

Sun, Jul 12 · 10:00 AM

HomeStatsRankings
Round 7 Synced
Court 1 21–17
PriyaSamKaviRoshan
Court 2
ThibaMayaArunNila
Resting: Dev, Anji · back next round

Live standings

🥇Kavi8–2
🥈Priya7–3
🥉Sam(you)7–4
4Thiba6–4
5Maya5–5

Smoothed win rate · ties share a rank

Who does what

One app, three hats.

Turn up, tap in, play more.

Everything a club player needs on one phone: answer the game invite, check in at the hall, watch the live court board, and track how your game is trending — no spreadsheets, no group-chat chaos.

Open your dashboard

The engine

Fairness you can measure, not just promise.

Every shuffle searches ~1,200 candidate line-ups and keeps the fairest. The rules below are continuously verified with Monte-Carlo simulations of full club nights.

≤ 1

game difference

Across a full night, the gap between who played most and least is at most one game.

0

repeat partners back-to-back

The same 2v2 partnership never repeats in consecutive rounds — verified across thousands of simulated sessions.

0

double benchings

Nobody rests two rounds in a row. Resting follows games played, so breathers rotate naturally.

75×

less repetition than random

Court-mate repeats happen ~0.25% of the time vs ~19% with naive random shuffles.

Get better

A free badminton skills library.

Hand-picked free videos and articles from coaches the community trusts — organized so you always know what to work on next. Videos open on YouTube.

All content belongs to its creators and is linked, not re-hosted. Spot a broken link or have a favorite tutorial? Tell your club admin.

Questions clubs ask