Standings
Season table and movement week by week, using your league’s own scoring and tiebreak rules.
Courtfolk turns your club’s score sheets into a league page players actually check: standings, courts, player cards and last night’s results. We keep it up to date for you, every week.
For tennis, pickleball and other racquet leagues. Nothing for players to install.
One page for the whole league, built around how your night actually runs.
Season table and movement week by week, using your league’s own scoring and tiebreak rules.
Who plays on which court next week, with promotion and relegation for box ladders.
Every player gets a personal card: form, best nights and how their season is going.
Top pairs, hot streaks and rivalries, the stats doubles players love to argue about.
Every night’s score sheet and a short recap, so nobody has to scroll a group chat.
Short a player for tonight? A sub list for members, so finding a fill-in takes a tap instead of twenty texts.
Send us the night’s results however you keep them (a photo of the paper sheet, a spreadsheet or a quick message) and the page is updated for you. No new software for organizers to learn.
Open them on your phone. That’s exactly what your players would see.
King-of-the-court doubles. The 2026 season: standings, partner stats, player cards and every night’s sheet.
Open league pageBox-ladder doubles across six courts, with next week’s courts and the league rules. Season preview with sample scores until real results come in.
Open league pageA demo league with made-up sample data, showing the king-of-the-court format.
Open demoThe same idea for a social round robin, where partners rotate every round.
Open demoYour night, your format, how many courts and players, and how scores are kept today. One short email is enough to start.
Your club’s name, your scoring rules and your history, set up by hand. You check that the names and numbers are right before anyone sees it.
Share one link in your group chat. After each league night the results go up, and players look up where they stand.
No. It’s a web page. Players open the link on any phone or computer, and they can add it to their home screen if they like.
King of the court, round robins with rotating partners, and box ladders with promotion and relegation are running today. If your league does something different, tell us how it works.
From whatever your organizers already use, whether that’s paper score sheets, a spreadsheet or a shared document. We do the data entry and checking.
No. Courtfolk started with tennis doubles and also works for pickleball and other racquet leagues.
Courtfolk is small and hands-on, and every page is set up by hand. Email us a few details about your league and we’ll get back to you about whether it’s a fit.
Or write to hello@courtfolk.app