Next Rally
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 coordinator creates the game night for a group - date, time, venue.
Members tap In or Out from their phones; WhatsApp nudges chase the quiet ones.
At the hall, players mark themselves Here; drop-ins and guests join the roster.
The engine deals fair courts each round - equal play, fresh partners, honored rests.
Each court records its own winner and score; every phone stays live.
End the night with rankings, a shareable podium, and ratings that update club-wide.
Current games
Tue, Jul 7 · 7:30 PM · Eastside Hall
Sun, Jul 12 · 10:00 AM
Live standings
Smoothed win rate · ties share a rank
New · game type
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.
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.
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.
Cap the league with an optional final and 3rd-place playoff, so the night ends on a real decider instead of a spreadsheet.
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.
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.
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
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.
The engine
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
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.
Grips, footwork basics and your first clean shots.
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