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Who plays who?
The rotation tournament where everyone plays with everyone, no headaches.
Open Who plays who?Ditch the whiteboard and the courtside math
A pickleball evening at the park or the community centre usually ends the same way: someone scribbles the teams on a scrap of paper, loses track of the rotation, and nobody really knows who won what once it is all over.
Who plays who? puts it all on one public link: you create the tournament, everyone adds their own first name, the app builds each round (rotating partners, varied opponents, fair byes when the count is odd), anyone enters their match score from their phone, and individual standings update live all the way to the podium.
How it works
Create your tournament
Pick the sport (pickleball, padel or doubles tennis), the number of courts and the score. No account to create: you get your links right away.
Share the link, everyone joins
Everyone opens the same public link and adds their first name. When the group is ready, you start the first round and the app builds the teams.
Play, score, crown a champion
Anyone enters their match score from the court, the standings refresh on their own, and the tournament ends on a podium worth sharing.
Free or unlocked?
Free
- A full tournament for up to 8 players and 2 courts
- Players join and scores are entered by link, no account
- Rounds generated and live standings through to the podium
One-time unlock — CAD $5,99
- Up to 32 players and 8 courts
- Enough to run the biggest groups
- One payment for the whole tournament
A single payment, no subscription. The unlock applies to your event — no account needed to pay.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need an account to play?
No. The organizer creates the tournament, everyone adds their first name on the public link, and that is it. No account, no app to install.
What is an americano tournament?
A rotation format where partners change every round: everyone plays with and against everyone, and each person adds up their points match after match. The best player rises to the top of the individual standings.
Who enters the scores?
Anyone on the link can enter a match score from their phone, right from the court. The organizer keeps the final say and can fix a score if needed.
How much does it cost?
It is free for up to 8 players and 2 courts. For bigger groups, a one-time $5.99 CAD unlock raises the limits to 32 players and 8 courts, with no subscription.