Pickleball rotation generator & ranking app
RallyMouuu is a pickleball rotation generator and ranking app for open play: list who's on the courts, and it schedules fair doubles rounds — even game counts, fresh partners, nobody benched too long — then keeps a pickleball-only Elo/MMR ladder from every score you record.
Why is pickleball doubles rotation hard to run by hand?
Open play means four players per court, a rotating bench, and everyone expecting three things at once: even court time, different partners, and competitive games. Paddle-stack and whiteboard systems drift — the same duo keeps landing together, and someone quietly sits out two or three rounds. Add a second or third court and the combinations grow too fast to juggle fairly in your head.
How does RallyMouuu generate the rotation?
You pick who’s in, how many courts you have, and the format — 2v2 doubles, 1v1 singles, or a custom players-per-side. The generator then evens out every player’s game count across the session, picks the least-repeated pairingon each court so every pair eventually partners, and enforces a rest cap: nobody sits out more than two rounds in a row by default. It fills every court in every round, and shuffles otherwise-tied players so the same four don’t freeze on one court all night.
Can it make skill-based matchups?
Yes — switch the strategy to MMR and the generator skill-tiers the games by rating, then splits each foursome into the two most evenly-rated sides, so matches stay tight. For social play the Balanced and Mixed strategies spread mixed-gender, mens and womens games instead.
How do the pickleball rankings work?
Doubles feeds your individual rating too: a side’s rating is the mean of the two partners, and the game’s single rating change applies to both. The solo board ranks individuals, and the pairs board ranks the exact partnership — see solo vs pairs vs team boards and the full Elo maths. The ladder is pickleball-only: your rating never mixes with badminton or volleyball.
Does it handle singles and multiple courts?
Yes to both — pick 1v1 and the games feed the same pickleball ladder, and however many courts you enter get scheduled as simultaneous games each round. The mechanics are the same fair round-robin Rally uses for every sport.