You already organize the group. Pickleball Posse deals the teams, tracks the ratings, and hands out medals at the end of the night — so you can put your phone down and play.
The deal
Eight players, two courts, one deal. The cards decide who you're with and who you're across from — which is why nobody argues about it. Winners hold the top court. Everyone else redraws.
The ladder
Beat a stronger pair and you climb faster. Show up less and you don't fall behind — the rating measures how you play, not how often you turn up.
The ceremony
Every medal comes out of the games you already played. No voting, no judgment calls, no organizer picking favourites. Play the night, and the night decides.
Flip the switch up top and watch all sixteen turn over.
Two ways to play
Frontier is dusty and western. Royale is poolside and loud. The medals measure exactly the same things either way — only the names and the badges change. Pick the one your group answers to.
A session, start to finish
Tap who showed up. Twelve tonight, nine next week — it doesn't care.
Cards flip, teams appear, courts fill. Suits pick the partners so nobody can argue about it.
Tap the winners, tap the losing score. Ratings update before you've picked your paddle back up.
End the session and the ceremony runs itself. Screenshot the card, send it to the group.
Bring it to your own court. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.