Sit-outs that take turns
Nobody sits twice before everyone has sat once, and games played never differ by more than one. Ten players on two courts? Everyone sits exactly once in five rounds.
Free · No signup · Pickleball, tennis, cornhole
Round robins that rotate fair.
Type who showed up and how many courts you have. CourtSheet deals new partners every round, sits players out in turns, and prints one big court-by-round sheet. Press the arrows: those are real courts.
Try it free Schedule in 30 seconds.
- Court 1 FranHana GusEli
- Court 2 AvaJo BenIvan
Sitting out CleoDev
Round 1 of 5. Court 1: Fran & Hana versus Gus & Eli. Court 2: Ava & Jo versus Ben & Ivan. Sitting out: Cleo, Dev.
Everyone plays 4 games · everyone sits out once · no repeat partners
Your schedule is ready
Enter scores
Type the points for each side. Scores stay in this browser only.
Standings
Next week's ladder order
Planned for Pro:
Three steps. Zero accounts.
- 1
Paste who's here
Up to 40 names from the group chat, one per line or with commas. Odd numbers are fine.
- 2
Courts and rounds
Pick rotating doubles, mixed, fixed teams, singles, king of the court or a ladder night.
- 3
Print, play, score
One big grid for the fence, a card per player, then type scores for live standings.
Free, and it's the good stuff
No repeat partners
Partners rotate first, then opponents, as evenly as the numbers allow.
One-page print
Big type, courts across, rounds down, score boxes under every game.
Live standings
Wins, then point difference. King of the court draws the next round from the scores.
Share link
One link rebuilds the exact schedule on any phone. Nothing stored on a server.
Start from a ready-made format
Each one opens the generator already set up, with tips for running that format.
Pro · planned, not built yet
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Planned: CourtSheet Pro for clubs that play every week
None of these work today. Everything above this section is free and works now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you once if and when Pro launches.
Saved groups
Will keep your club roster on this device so you tick who showed up instead of typing names.
Late arrivals and early leavers
Will add or remove a player mid-session and redraw only the rounds not played yet, keeping the scores.
Season ladder
Will carry the ladder order and standings from week to week.
Skill-balanced pairings
Will use player levels so strong players are spread out and games stay close.
Big events
Will take up to 100 players, 25 courts and 40 rounds.
Free for real. Pro is planned.
Free stays free. Pro is not on sale and has no launch date. If it launches, it will be a one-time purchase or a monthly plan you can cancel anytime.
Free
$0
- Up to 40 players, 10 courts, 20 rounds
- Rotating, mixed, fixed teams, singles
- King of the court and ladder nights
- Fair sit-outs, no repeat partners
- Printable grid, player cards, standings
- Share link, no signup
Pro lifetime (planned)
$15 once
Waitlist members: $10 lifetime if Pro launches
- Everything in Free
- Planned: saved groups
- Planned: late arrivals mid-session
- Planned: season ladder
- Planned: skill balance, big events
Pro monthly (planned)
$2 / month
- All planned Pro features
- For one league season
- Cancel anytime
Pro is not on sale: these buttons only add you to the waitlist. If it launches, payments will be handled by our merchant of record, who collects sales tax and VAT and issues receipts.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Making, printing and sharing schedules for up to 40 players on 10 courts is free, with no signup. Scores and standings are free too. A Pro version is planned but not built; it is waitlist-only for now.
How are sit-outs decided?
When the players do not fill every court, CourtSheet sits players out in turns: nobody sits a second time until everyone has sat once, and nobody sits two rounds in a row unless more than half the group has to sit. Games played never differ by more than one.
How does it avoid repeat partners?
Each round is chosen by a search that scores every possible line-up: a repeated partner costs much more than a repeated opponent. It tries many line-ups and keeps the best whole schedule, so with 8 players on 2 courts (7 rounds) or 12 on 3 courts (11 rounds) everyone partners everyone exactly once.
Can I use it for tennis, badminton or cornhole?
Yes. Any doubles or singles game on courts, boards or tables works. Under More options you can call them boards or tables and set the points per game that print on the sheet.
What is king of the court?
Round 1 is drawn at random. After that, winners move up a court, losers move down, and the pairs split so everyone gets a new partner. Type the scores and the next round appears.
Where are my names and scores stored?
Only in your browser. The share link carries the setup inside the link itself, and scores are saved on this device. Nothing about your players is sent to our server.