Create the tournament, let the app schedule every round, and enter scores court-side. Standings update as you go — and anyone can follow along with a join code.
Add the players. CourtSide builds the whole night — pairings, rounds and rest — so nobody keeps a list on the back of an envelope.
Games to 21, 15 or 11. Win by two, cap at 30, with a gentle warning when a score breaks BWF rules — plus walkovers and a tap board for changing a line-up in seconds.
Win–loss totals, or switch to win rate when people have played different numbers of games. Ties break on average point difference, so a late arrival isn't ranked below someone who simply played more.
Export a results card — champion, final table and every game's score — as an image. Or export the whole tournament as data or a spreadsheet whenever you like.
Tap Go Live and the tournament gets a short join code and a QR. Spectators follow standings and scores on their own device — no shared login, nothing to set up.
Or turn a spare tablet into a courtside board over your own Wi-Fi. It's a plain web page served from your device, so even very old hardware works — and nothing leaves the hall.
Fixed teams playing a full round-robin, or rotating partners that shuffle every round. Up to 16 players sharing one court.
Maximum partner variety, even breaks, or matches drawn from the standings. A balance view shows who has partnered and faced whom.
No sign-up, no email, no phone number. Your session data stays on the device unless you choose to publish a live scoreboard.
Every feature is free. Download it before Thursday and let the app run the draw.