GameQ
Run your games, not a whiteboard. Check players in, send the next game to an open court and keep score. Free, no sign in needed.
1,179 games played · 847 players · 1 running now
Final standings
Thursday Night Doubles
Riverside Pickleball Club · 8 players · 14 games
Runner-up
Lia
5 won of 7
71% win rate
+18 points
54.8% strength
Champion
Paolo
6 won of 7
86% win rate
+31 points
56.2% strength
Third place
Mika
4 won of 7
57% win rate
+9 points
53.1% strength
- 4Ana57% win rate · 7 games · +4 points · 50.7% strength4 wins
- 5Ben43% win rate · 7 games · -6 points · 49.5% strength3 wins
Ranked by wins, win rate, point differential, strength, fewer games, then who finished first.
See GameQ sessionsPlayers follow along on their phones and the TV
No more crowding the host to ask who is next.

Players see when they play
The Player page on every phone. No app.

The TV runs itself
Every court, up next and the line, with QR codes to check in and to see when you play.
Every result is kept
Players added by @ get their standing and a card to share.
Everything a host needs
What a busy open play night throws at you, already handled.
Players check themselves in
Turn on self check-in and show the Check-in QR. Players scan it and join the line.
Everyone knows when they play
The Player page shows who is on court and who is next, on any phone. No app.
The TV calls the games
Courts, up next and the line on a big screen, and it says the names out loud.
Run it together
Share the run link and a friend runs the session from their own phone.
Bring your list
Paste a group chat list, bring in a Reclub event by its link, or link your open play.
Partners who stay together
Lock two players as partners. They share a side all night.
Levels on their own courts
Beginners and stronger players each get their own courts and line.
Every change has Undo
Wrong winner or a mixed up game? Undo sits right where the change happened.
Standings people trust
Wins, win rate, points and strength, why each place, and a card to share.
9 ways to match players
Pick one when you start, and change it any time during the session.
Rotation
Everyone takes turns in the order they checked in.
Good for: Mixed groups who want plenty of games and to meet new players.
- Players join the line as they check in.
- When a court frees up, the player who has waited longest plays, with the people they have played with or against least.
- Each game puts two who won their last game with two who lost, one of each on a side, so a winner can carry a loser.
- Everyone who played goes to the back of the line. In a small group, two players may stay on for one more game with new faces.