Casual drop-in pickleball, one shared link

Play more. Organize less.

Open play is casual pickleball where people show up and rotate through games. Run the whole night from one link: players scan a QR to join, you tap scores, and the next game posts itself.

Works from any phone browser, no install

Court 2Live
Game
to
11
Next · Eli/Fran vs Gia/HugoCourt 3

Live demo — tap a team to score.

Create tonight's live session in 30 seconds.

Courtside live
QR readyLive scoresNext game posted

Players

9

Courts

2

Mode

Rotate

No sign-up required to startQR scoreboard anyone can followScores update the next gameRotating or set-team sessions
01QR shared
02Players watching
03Score posted
04Next game ready

Courtside flow

Built for the first five minutes at the fence.

Create the session, let players check themselves in, tap a score, and the next game posts on its own.

Setup0:30

Start in 30 seconds

Add players, set your courts, and share one live link before warmups end.

FollowQR

Everyone follows live

Players scan the QR to watch live scores, standings, and who’s up next — no sign-up.

Score9-6

The next game posts itself

One score tap updates standings, frees the court, and calls who is up next.

The shared feed

No app to download. Everyone opens the same link.

Players see a live mobile feed, organizers keep court calls in one place, and every score moves the night forward.

7:12

Riverside Open Play

9 players · 2 courts
Live

Now scoring

Court 2

96
Ana / BenCara / Diego

Join code

P7K4Q9Scan at the fence

Court 2 finished 11-7

Court 1 needs a score

Eli / Fran up next

Live product proof

One link becomes the scoreboard, lineup, and group feed.

QR scoreboard

Everyone sees live scores

Fewer texts

One feed for the group

Phone browser

Big taps, no install

Court 1

Playing

Ana / Ben

Cara / Diego

8-6

Court 2

Next

Eli / Fran

Gia / Hugo

0-0

Sitting

Bye

Ivy

Back in round 3

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Setup

Tonight open play

People

9

Courts

2

Mode

Rotate

Less running the show

The organizer gets to play instead of becoming the scoreboard.

Players check the feed themselves. The organizer only answers the next real question: score in, next game, or who sits.

Start a session before warmups are over.