Running club night. Check players in as they arrive, generate a round where the two sides of each court are close on rating, and record the scores from the court. It handles doubles, singles, singles rotations for odd numbers, and who has been sitting out.

Sign in, open Clubs, and create one. You become its club admin. From there you can import your player list from a CSV or Excel file, set how many courts you have and what you play to, and invite other people to help run it.

Player: sees the club and enters the score for their own match. Trainer: also creates sessions, generates rounds and edits matches. Club admin: also manages players, members and club settings. Your role is shown at the bottom of the menu once you are signed in.

That means your account is not a member of any club yet. If you are joining a club that already exists, ask its club admin to add you — they need the email address you signed in with. If you want to start your own club, you can create one straight away.

No. A name on the club's player list is enough to be put on a court. Signing in adds a few things for that person: they can see which court they are on, enter the score for their own match, and follow their own rating over the season.

Yes — use the demo. It opens a club with players, sessions and results already in it, so you can generate a round and record a score without creating an account. The demo club is reset regularly, so nothing you do in it is kept.