Less shouting. More playing.
Built for badminton organisers. One page for your courts, players, and rotations — share the link and everyone's on the same page.
No account needed. Ready in 30 seconds.
How it works
Set up a session in three steps.
Create your game page
Name your session, pick a date, set your courts. Takes 30 seconds.
Share the link
Send it to your group. Players can see the session details, venue, time, and who's coming.
Run fair rounds
Tap "Next Round" and the algorithm balances teams, rotates partners, and ensures no one sits out twice in a row.
Features
Everything your session needs.
One link. Everyone's in.
Share a URL and players can see who's coming, when it starts, and the current round's court assignments — all without creating an account.
Rotations that actually feel fair.
The algorithm checks three things every round: are teams balanced? Have partners been paired before? Have these opponents played each other yet? It picks the best from 200 candidates.
No one gets left on the bench twice.
When there aren't enough slots for everyone, the algorithm automatically queues sit-outs fairly — those who sat out last go first onto the next court.
Record scores. Balance future rounds.
Enter scores or tap the winning team after each game. The algorithm uses results to balance teams in the next round, pairing stronger and weaker players together.
FAQ
Common questions
No. You can create a game page and start adding players immediately — no sign-up, no email, no password. Just share the link with your group.
Each round, the algorithm generates 200 possible court arrangements and scores them on three criteria: team balance (using win rates from recorded scores), partner variety (avoiding repeat pairings), and opponent variety. It picks the best option. Players who sat out last round are prioritised for the next one.
Currently MetroBadminton Play is designed for doubles play, the most common format at casual sessions. Singles and mixed-format support is on our roadmap.
You can add or remove players at any time. The algorithm recalculates rotations based on whoever is currently active, so latecomers slot in seamlessly.
There's no hard limit. The tool works best with 2-8 courts and up to around 30 players — which covers the vast majority of casual sessions.
Only the session organiser needs to manage the page. Players can open the link to check court assignments and scores, but it's entirely optional — you can just call out the courts.
Game pages are stored so anyone with the link can access them. We don't collect personal information beyond what you type into the session (player names and scores).
Right now each session gets its own page. We're working on a recurring session feature so you can carry over your player list each week.
Your next session is 30 seconds away.
Create a game page right now. No account, no setup, no nonsense.