Who is next?
The group chat fills up before the next game is even decided.
DuoRally / Your night on courtLess organising.
Less organising.
More playing.
Fair player rotations, live courts and results. Everything your social court group needs to keep the night moving.
Pickleball · Badminton · More court sportsA place for every playerExample session
Court 1Playing
MiaLeo
PriyaNoah
OliChen
A breather now.
A new game next.
Sound familiar?
The night should start on court, not in a spreadsheet.
DuoRally gives the moving parts of a social session one shared rhythm.
Where is the plan?
A clipboard can lose track of courts, sit-outs, and late arrivals.
Is it fair?
A good social night should give everyone a chance to play and reset.
What was the score?
Keep the fun part of the night without losing the games afterwards.
Three steps from invite to results
Three steps. One simple rhythm.
MiaLeoPriya
01 / Before playGet your people together.
Invite your squad. See who’s coming. Set your courts.
On courtTake a rest
02 / During playGive everyone a turn.
Mix partners, share court time and keep games moving.
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03 / After playKeep more than the memories.
Enter scores. See the standings. Keep the night’s results.
One organiser flow
Everything in its right place.
Gather attendance
Squad, RSVP and waitlist in one place.
Set the format
Mix players or keep fixed pairs together.
Keep courts moving
See sit-outs, late players and the next game.
Share the picture
Give everyone one public board to follow.
Keep the results
Save scores, standings and the session history.
See the rotationA court opens.
A court opens.
The next game begins.
One longer game doesn’t have to hold up the whole group.
A night on courtFictional example
Court 1Playing
MiaLeo
PriyaNoah
Court 2Playing
AvaSam
KimJordan
Off court
Waiting & resting
OliChen
Eight on court. Two taking a breather. Everyone has a place.
One possible rotation, shown with sample players.
Built around the way groups play
For the person who keeps the night moving.
01 / Same group, less admin
Weekly organisers
Run the regular social night without rebuilding the plan every week.
02 / One link for everyone
Clubs and groups
Give players one shared place for attendance, courts and results.
03 / Clear from the sideline
Small organised events
Make the format and live board easy to understand while play is moving.
For every player“Where am I playing?”
“Where am I playing?”
Right here.
Share the live board. Players can see their court, their partners and who’s waiting from their own phone.
Explore the sample sessionduorally LIVE BOARDExample player viewPlaying nowCourt 1
One shared link.MiaLeo
VSPriya + Noah
Waiting & restingOli · Chen
Everyone in the picture.
A record of the nightLast game.
Last game.
Lasting results.
Games, wins and scores in one place. Ready for the post-game conversation.
Example session results
| Player | Games | Wins | +/− |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mia | 4 | 3 | +12 |
| Priya | 4 | 3 | +8 |
| Leo | 4 | 2 | +2 |
Illustrative results from a separate sample session.
Your group. Your way to play.
Made for your regular court night.
Social player rotation
New partners, different opponents and shared court time.
Fixed-pair round robin
Keep your team together and play through the matchups.
Start where you are
See the rhythm before you run the night.
Explore a sample session, then make your own when your group is ready.
A few things to know
Before you step on court.
How do the rotations work?
DuoRally aims to share court time and vary partners and opponents. Available players, skill levels and the session format affect the matchups.
Which session formats can I run?
Choose social player rotation to mix partners, or a fixed-pair round robin to keep teams together and play through the matchups.
Do players need an account to see the board?
Players can open a shared public board link without signing in. Organisers sign in to create and manage sessions.
What if someone arrives late or needs a break?
Organisers can add late players and update player availability during a session. Games already in progress stay in place.
Can players follow the session from a phone or shared screen?
Yes. The live board is designed to be shared from a phone, browser or screen at the venue.
Which sports are supported?
DuoRally supports pickleball, badminton and other racquet-sport session formats.
What is the sample session?
It is a fictional, interactive example so you can see the rotation and board flow before creating a real session.
Does DuoRally work offline?
DuoRally is a web app and currently needs a connection for the live board and session updates.