Next Rally

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

New · game type

Run it as a team tournament.

Same club, same phones, a different night. Split into teams, play a fair round-robin across every court, then settle it with a knockout final. Every result still feeds the same player rankings and ratings.

Teams of three

Run 4, 6 or 8 teams across 2 to 4 courts. Drag players between teams to balance them, then give each team a name and a photo.

A fair round-robin

Every team meets every other. Each meeting is three short capped games so all three partner combinations play, pinned to a court so nobody hunts for where they are next.

Knockout finish

Cap the league with an optional final and 3rd-place playoff, so the night ends on a real decider instead of a spreadsheet.

Members set line-ups

Each team arranges its own pairs for the coming games from their phones, dragging a pair to a different game. Coordinators can step in too.

Live on every phone

The same shared board shows every court colour-coded with team standings updating in real time, and control hands over cleanly if the host changes.

Counts like any game

Wins, losses and scores roll into each player's stats, session ranking and long-term rating. A tournament is never a side show.

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.

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