Keep your players playing between sessions.
Rallio runs ladders, box leagues and competitions that mostly look after themselves — players arrange their own games and enter their own scores, so your group stays engaged without adding to your admin.
Getting started
Four steps, then it runs itself.
- Step 01
Create your account
Sign in with a code sent to your email — no password to remember. Name your group and you're its organiser.
- Step 02
Select your sport
Tennis, padel, pickleball, squash, badminton or table tennis. Run more than one? Add them all.
- Step 03
Select your activity
A ladder, a box league, a knockout competition or a mixer. Pick one to start — add the rest whenever you like.
- Step 04
Invite your group
Share one link in your WhatsApp group. Players tap it, sign in and join — from there they challenge, play and send scores themselves.
Levels and grades
Matches that are close, without you pairing them.
Set the levels once — whatever your levels (Red, Orange and Green for tennis, six steps for padel), fully customisable. Every player's rating puts them in a level, and their results keep it up to date, so ladders, boxes and draws stay well matched without you re-sorting anyone.
- Bands are set per sport, so a player can be Green at tennis and Orange at padel
- Players can bring an external rating — UTR, Playtomic, DUPR, SquashLevels — and it lands in the right band
- Let players grade themselves when they join, then adjust anyone you’d place differently
- Results move ratings — a level only changes after a run of results, not one lucky win
Ladders
A ranking that keeps them playing.
A ladder is an ongoing singles or doubles league that players run themselves. They challenge the people just above, book the court, play and send the score — win and you take their place. No end date, so there is always a next match to chase.
- Seed it your way — by level, in the order players joined, or by hand, even putting your strongest player at the bottom to climb
- Players challenge anyone in range, and both sides confirm the result before anyone moves
- Form, head-to-heads and movement arrows show who is climbing
- Unanswered challenges lapse and unconfirmed scores confirm themselves, so you only step in for a dispute — or hand the ladder to a player to run
Seeding boxes
Boxes that are close, every window.
A box league puts players into small groups of similar ability. In each window everyone plays everyone in their box, and points decide the order. Rallio seeds the boxes from ratings, players arrange the games, and your job at the end of a window is one confirm.
- Compete on full scores or just log fast set wins — set it up how your club plays
- Win 3, take a set off the winner 2, play and lose 1 — so every game counts
- At the end of a window Rallio suggests who goes up and who goes down
- You confirm, or move anyone by hand if you want to
- Players arrange games with box-mates themselves, with results confirmed by both
Handicaps and comps
Knockouts where anyone can win.
Rallio seeds the draw, players arrange and score their own matches, and the bracket moves on by itself. Switch on handicaps so a mixed-ability field still plays close matches — they come from your levels, with each band down giving a player a start.
- The draw is seeded by rating — pin anyone you want to place by hand
- Handicaps follow each sport’s scoring — tennis steps through −15, −30 and −40, squash moves 2 points a level
- Each side shows its own start — the difference is what plays
- Players get told when the draw is out and who they play next
Your players are already showing up. Make it easier on yourself.
Players use the app
Challenge, arrange, score and get notified — iPhone, Android or web.
You manage on the web
Seeding, levels, draws and disputes at rallio.io, with finer control.