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PickleCue for players

More playing.
Less planning.

Find a court worth driving to, find a game that actually fits you, see who is already in, join in seconds — and keep the result when it is over.

An afternoon, start to finish.

  1. 01 Find

    Find somewhere worth the drive.

    How many courts, indoor or out, free or paid, and the address — before you leave. Directions, check-in and the court’s own chat are all on the same screen.

    The Courts map in PickleCue: an OpenStreetMap view of Santa Monica with court pins, and a selected court showing 8 courts, outdoor, free, with a button to open it.
  2. 02 Choose

    Know whether the game fits you.

    Every open game states its terms up front, so you are not asking three questions in a group thread before you can decide.

    • Skill range3.5–4.5, not “all levels welcome”
    • FormatSingles, doubles or open play
    • Court and timeThe exact venue, not “the usual place”
    • Spots leftHow many, right now
  3. 03 Join

    Claim a spot, or take the next one.

    One tap to join. If it is full you take a waitlist place and move up automatically when somebody drops — nobody has to remember to tell you.

    • The rosterWho is already in, before you commit
    • WaitlistYour position, and automatic promotion
    • Check-inSo the organizer knows you arrived
  4. 04 Play

    One person keeps score. Everyone sees it.

    No arguing about the score or whose serve it is. The number moves at the same moment on the other players’ phones, on the public page, and on your Lock Screen.

    Live scoring in PickleCue: nine to five, the serving team marked, undo and end match.
  5. 05 Remember

    The season builds itself.

    Record, win rate, current streak and recent form, from matches you already played. You are not keeping notes; you are just playing.

    Player statistics in PickleCue: matches played, win-loss record, current streak and recent form.

Four threads and a screenshot

  • “Is this still on?”
  • “Who else is coming?”
  • A screenshot of a court, no address
  • The score, remembered by nobody

One game

  • Time, court and level on the game
  • The roster, current
  • An address you can navigate to
  • The result, saved

Plenty of groups run fine on a group chat. This is for the weeks when they do not.

After the first game

The reason to keep PickleCue is not finding one game. It is not having to start over next week.

The people you played with

Friends, direct messages and the game’s own chat, so next week starts from a name rather than a search.

Told, not chased

Notifications when a game fills, when a spot opens on your waitlist, and when something you joined changes.

Controls that work

Block, mute and report from any profile, chat or game. Blocking is enforced server-side and works both ways.

Your next game is closer than you think.

PickleCue is live on the App Store. Free on iPhone, in the United States. More countries are on the way.

Download on the App Store

Free on iPhone · Available in the United States
More countries are on the way.

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