Nobody should have to ask “who’s next?”
Paddle Stack runs the paddle stack for you. It keeps the rotation fair, puts the score on everyone’s phone, and gets a full group checked in with one QR code — no accounts, no clipboard, no arguing.
Organisers need an account. Players just scan and play.
Marco
Jen
Three steps, then it looks after itself
From setting up to the last game of the night, the organiser only really does the first step.
Set up the session
Name it, say how many courts you have, pick doubles or singles and a target score. Takes about twenty seconds.
Everyone scans one code
Show the QR code once. Each player types their name, picks a rating, and lands in the queue. No app, no sign-up.
Play — it fills the courts
As a court frees up, the next players go on automatically. Anyone courtside can tap the score in from their own phone.
The fiddly parts, done properly
Equal turns, not favourites
The queue sorts by games played and time waiting — never by rating. The person who has sat longest goes on next.
Teams that stay interesting
Of the three ways to split four players, it picks the one that avoids repeat partners and keeps the two sides evenly rated.
One code gets everyone in
Scan the QR or type six characters. Players never make an account, so a group of twenty is checked in before the first warm-up.
Standings that can’t drift
Every result is worked out from the game log, so two phones finishing at once can never leave someone’s record wrong. Undo is one tap.
Join with your code
Your organiser will have it on screen, or on the QR code.
Bring the clipboard era to an end
Set up your first session in under a minute. It stays free while it runs on your own server.
Create your account