PBRS 65.3
Pickleball game day, organized
Run the whole round robin from check-in to final score.
PaddleTime brings player check-in, balanced groups, round generation, mobile score entry, saved events, standings, and ranking updates into one organizer-controlled app.
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Build rounds, enter scores, follow standings, and save the event from a phone or computer.
Players can view shared boards, while admins control rosters, matchups, scores, and final verification.
Autosave protects event work, verified events can be locked, and ranking changes are reviewed before applying.
How it works
One flow for the event—and the next one.
Build the event roster from your player board, RSVP list, or last-minute subs.
Choose courts and rounds, balance groups, and generate matchups for everyone playing.
Enter scores from a phone, follow live standings, swap players, and save the event as you go.
Verify the final event, submit scores for review, and update the public player board.
Who it is for
Built for the person running the board.
Check players in, generate the rounds, collect scores, and reopen saved events when a correction is needed.
Separate leagues by day, level, sport, or format while keeping each public board simple for players.
Organizers control rosters, matchups, scores, verified events, ranking updates, and public links.
Why subscribe
PBRS should pay for itself in weekly admin time.
Replace weekly spreadsheet sorting, handwritten scores, and manual group rebuilding with one event-day workflow.
Players see a read-only board based on recorded results, while admins keep control of corrections and imports.
Use one system for check-ins, matchups, scores, saved events, rankings, and public links.
What customers are buying
The subscription is not just a ranking formula. Organizers are buying a repeatable operating system for recurring play: prepare the event, run every round, protect the scores, publish one trusted board, and start the next week from current results.
Choose your path
Start small when the workflow is clear. Ask for help when rollout risk is higher.
Use Starter for one recurring league with a player board, event check-in, Round Robin App, scores, and saved events.
Start Starter trialUse the demo path when you need help importing existing data, choosing league structure, or training other admins.
Request demoPBRS can expand, but it should not pretend to be full tournament registration, payments, brackets, or event discovery yet.
Ask about fitProduct focus
Start with pickleball. Build for more sports.
PaddleTime is focused first on pickleball round robins because the workflow is specific and painful. The same account, league, event, scoring, ranking, and grouping foundation can later support ladders, clubs, and other recurring sports formats.
Mobile Round Robin App and score entry
Saved, editable, and verified events
Live standings, stats, and point differential
Balanced groups, mixed doubles, byes, and subs
Event RSVP sync and check-in preview
Public player boards and private admin tools
iPhone Home Screen install
Expansion path
Use the same system where the operating pattern matches.
Weekly organizers can check players in, build balanced groups, run every round, save scores, and update PBR Scores.
Clubs can keep separate boards by day, level, format, or facility while preserving admin-only result updates.
Recurring doubles formats can use the same league, ranking, public board, and check-in workflow after pickleball is stable.
Cornhole, table tennis, volleyball, and similar recurring groups can work when results accumulate over time.
Product boundary
PBRS should stay focused on repeatable ranking operations.
The product becomes more valuable when it solves one painful weekly workflow well: check players in, create fair matchups, save scores, publish rankings, and organize the next event.
Recurring events work best.
Participant results must be tracked over time.
Admins should approve changes before rankings move.
Complex brackets and full registration should wait.
Pricing direction
Simple organizer subscriptions.
One weekly round robin that needs a clean board and check-in workflow.
1 active league
1 owner/admin
Public player board
Check-in and group setup
Multiple recurring groups, divisions, formats, or helper-admin workflows.
Up to 5 active leagues
Up to 3 admin users
Round Robin App and saved events
Aliases and archive tools
Facilities and larger clubs that need more leagues, admins, and support.
Up to 20 active leagues
Up to 10 admin users
Round Robin App and saved events
Exports and print views
Recommended launch path
Start with one recurring pickleball league, learn the event-day flow, then add more leagues or admin helpers as the organizer operation grows.
Paid beta path
Choose the right starting point.
Create a league, add players, share the board, and run the next event from check-in through final scores.
Start freeUse the organizer demo path if you need several leagues, admin helpers, or want setup help before inviting players.
Request organizer demoPBRS can fit sports that accumulate results over time, but pickleball round robins remain the launch workflow.
See pricingPBRS is not a skill judgment
It is a placement score.
No. PBRS is not a skill judgment—it is a placement score. It uses recorded round robin results to help organizers place players into groups, and different partners, matchups, attendance, and sample sizes all affect it.
Import your first leaderboard in minutes. Add your players, review the import before anything saves, and PBRS builds a starting board you can adjust before publishing.
No. Players see a read-only public board. Only authenticated admins can update rosters, imports, check-ins, group settings, and scores.
Import it as a starting leaderboard. PBRS reviews the import and flags mismatches before anything replaces your current process, so you stay in control of the switch.
Admins sign in to manage rosters, events, and imports. Everyone else can view that league's public board without an account.