Rally your club.
RallySpace brings your sports club together in one place. Members find their club, join it and always know what's on. Organisers keep the roster, grades and roles in order and host the club's events: weekly open play sessions and training nights today, and soon tournaments that guests can enter too. Every match counts, so players see how they're improving and the club sees how it's growing.
Every member, in one place
Members, guests and organisers each have their place, and the whole club's history stays with it.
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Join requests you approvePlayers find your club and ask to join. You say yes with a tap.
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Invites by emailSend a code to someone you want in. It works only for their address.
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Grades your club definesBeginner to advanced, in your own words and colours. They keep matches balanced.
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Owners, admins and membersShare the running of the club. Pause a member without losing their history.
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Stats for everyoneEvery match counts towards each member's record, leaderboards and head to head.
Host what your club plays
Run your weekly play sessions and training nights in the app today. Tournaments are on the way.
Open play
Drop-in sessions where players turn up, check in and rotate through matches on the courts you have. Ideal for club nights and training sessions.
How open play worksTournaments
Competitions for your members, or open to non-members and guests, with entries, draws and results in the same app.
Formats on the wayA club and an open play night, in 80 seconds
Filmed on the real app, with made-up club members.
Open play that runs itself
A session where members drop in, wait their turn and play rotating matches, rather than booking set games. RallySpace runs the queue, the matches and the courts.
Check in as they arrive
Tap players in the order they walk through the door. That order is the queue.
The picker drafts
The player at the front of the queue picks the next match. Players far from their grade are greyed out, so games stay even.
One tap for the result
Tap the winning side when the match ends. Results lock after the time your club sets.
Courts fill themselves
Locked matches wait their turn and take the next free court on their own, with a clock running on every court. Singles or doubles, up to 20 courts.
Badminton · Pickleball · Tennis · Padel · Squash · Table tennis · Racquetball
Wi-Fi drops. Play goes on.
An open play session runs on the host's phone or tablet. Lose the connection and nothing stops: matches finish, results are kept, and everything syncs when the signal comes back.
Players follow along
Members open the session on their own phone, a tablet by the courts or a browser at home, and see courts, the queue and results as they change. With your say-so, they check themselves in and pick their own matches.
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Live stats while you playMatches, waits, win rates and who has played together the most, updated after every match.
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Every session keptPast events, their highlights and every result stay in your club's history.
Tournaments, open to everyone
Run a competition for your members, or open it to players from outside the club and guests. The formats clubs use most:
Round robin
Everyone plays everyone in their group. The best record wins.
Knockout
Lose once and you're out, round by round to the final.
Double elimination
Everyone gets a second chance through a losers' bracket.
Swiss
Each round pairs players with similar records, so every match is close.
Groups and knockout
Round-robin groups first, then the top players go through to a knockout.
Ladder
Challenge the players above you and climb the rankings over a season.
Before you ask
What is open play?
A session where members drop in and play rotating matches instead of booking set games. Players check in as they arrive, the player at the front of the queue picks the next match, and matches move onto courts as they free up. Many clubs run their weekly club nights and training sessions this way.
Which sports does it support?
Badminton, pickleball, tennis, padel, squash, table tennis and racquetball, in singles or doubles.
Does every player need the app?
No. The host runs an open play session on one Android phone or tablet. Members can follow along in the app or in a browser, and guests can play without an account.
What happens when the gym Wi-Fi drops?
Play carries on. The session lives on the host's device, so check-ins, matches and results keep working and sync once the connection is back.
How are matches kept fair?
Your club defines its own grades. When the picker chooses a match, players far from their grade are greyed out, and the club decides how strict that is.
Can people outside my club play in tournaments?
Yes. Tournaments can be kept to your members or opened to non-members and guests.
Can I use it on an iPhone?
Android comes first. Members can already follow open play sessions in any browser, and an iPhone app is planned.