Read the queue board
The queue sits right below the courts. Each court has its own "Court X Next" card showing who plays there next — tagged Open now (a court with free spots) or After this game (a court still playing). Everyone else follows under Then In Queue.
Fill courts automatically
Fill from Queue (shown on empty courts and on partly filled ones, e.g. "2 open") or Fill Vacant Courts auto-seats compatible players. It steers away from rematches — even when no scores were entered — whenever there are enough other players.
Skill levels
Fill prefers players whose skill level suits the people already on the court. If nobody in the queue matches, it still seats the next players in line so the court never sits empty — and tells you it did.
Or place someone yourself
Tap a queued player to drop them straight onto the next open slot — or drag any player to a specific slot, side, or court. Hand-placed players are pinned: Fill and Shuffle leave them alone.
Swap who's up next
Drag a player in one "Next" card onto a player in another to swap places in line — handy for switching courts or sides before they're called.
Check-in countdown
Newly seated players get 90 seconds to confirm they're there before being skipped and returned to the queue. ✓ Check In All on a court — or at the top for every court — confirms everyone at once.
Top-bar shortcuts
▶ Start All (once games are running, the same button turns red and becomes ■ End All Games), ✓ Check In All, ↻ Fill Vacant Courts, ⇄ Shuffle All Courts, ↺ Clear All Players (courts stay, everyone goes back to the queue), and 🗑 Delete All Courts.
End Game
Enter the score, then End Game (or the red End All Games button up top, which replaces Start All once games are running). With a score: the win-loss record is saved and the winners go to the front of the queue, losers to the back. No score (or a tie): everyone just goes to the back. Clubs that never enter scores can keep pressing End Game — rematch avoidance still works.
Keep players apart
Tap ✎ on any player and use 🚫 Keep apart from to pick specific players and/or whole skill levels they should never share a court with — as partners or opponents. Fill, Shuffle and the "Next" cards all respect it (a spot is left open rather than breaking it), and a 🚫 badge shows on their card. Placing people by hand still works but warns you. This list stays on your device — it's never shown on the check-in screens.
No instant rematches
After a game ends, Fill and Shuffle avoid seating players against the same opponents — or putting the exact same four back together. It works whether or not you entered a score (just pressing End Game is enough). The only time a rematch can still happen is when there simply aren't enough other players free, or when you place people by hand.
Winners move up
When you enter a score before ending a game, the winners are prioritized: they jump to the front of the queue (paddle-stacking style) while the losers go to the back. Ties and unscored games don't give anyone priority — everyone goes to the back in order.
Made a mistake?
Tap ↺ Clear on a court to send everyone on it back to the queue instantly — no record is kept, unlike ending a real game.
Removing someone
The ✕ on a queue card only takes them off the queue — they stay in the Players roster with their record, and you can add them back from there. To delete a player for good, use the Players tab.