the open pickleball rating · say it, then prove it

What's your number?

Pick the line that sounds like you on a normal day. That's your number. The people you play countersign the scores, and the math that moves it is public.

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Say your number

Pick a level up top. When you want it to be yours, a wallet signs it onto a soulbound player card.

Find my number →
02

Keep score tonight

Run open play from one phone: fair rotating rounds, scores, standings, and a recap for the group chat. No accounts.

Open the desk →
03

Make it count

When everyone on the court countersigns a score, the ladder moves. Integer Elo anyone can replay from the contract.

See the public record →

the club desk is open

Your rating, on the record.

Step up with a Tezos wallet to mint your player card, report a match, countersign a result, or stamp your passport at the court.

      for the crew

      Tools and reference for the Tuesday group.

      no sign-up The Open Play Desk Type the names, get fair rounds, tap the scores, send the standings to the group chat → one game · says it out loud The Score Caller Tap who won the rally. It keeps the server, the side and the 0-0-2 start, and calls the score → reference · every fact sourced The Field Guide The whole sport on one page: rules, gear, ratings, lessons, where to watch, the money, South Bay courts, trips → PPA · MLP · APP The Pro Desk Every pro event left in 2026, how MLP works, who's ranked on top, where to watch → playable concept The Paddle Fund Ten seats × $20 = a $200 paddle every week. The ladder sets the order. Take it, punt it, or pass it on → reference · every date sourced The Paddle Calendar Every paddle release of 2026 on one calendar, what is coming next, and which ones fit under the fund's $200 → stays on your device The Bag Log the paddles you carry, the hours you put on them, and the day the grit fades or the core goes dead →

      the photo booth · start with a character

      Meet the House League.

      Six imaginary pickleball energies made with ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Reve. They are prompts, not pretend users — pick one and it loads the booth below with a frame, a superlative, and a quote.

      Fictional older pickleball player holding a giant blue paddle👑

      ChatGPT image · house character

      Kitchen Mayor

      Knows every court rule, every birthday, and whose ball was definitely out.

      Fictional pickleball player conducting a colorful courtside experiment🧪

      ChatGPT image · house character

      Dink Scientist

      Peer-reviewed third shots. Findings remain controversial at open play.

      Fictional group of four exuberant pickleball teammates

      ChatGPT image · house character

      Team Chaos

      Four paddles, one group chat, no agreed interpretation of the score.

      Illustrated pickleball court warrior in an ornate helmet🛡️

      Midjourney original · editorial seed

      Court Warrior

      Arrives dressed for the bronze-medal match and a minor mythological dispute.

      Fashion editorial illustration of a pickleball player in floral clothes💅

      Midjourney original · editorial seed

      Best Dressed

      The rating is provisional. The look has already cleared review.

      Vintage pickleball magazine cover with lightning over a tropical court🌩️

      Reve image · limited wildcard

      Electric Night

      For matches with weather, lore, and entirely too much cinematic importance.

      House characters have no wallets, ratings, or match history. Fun awards are self-applied; Rally’s competitive record still comes only from real player signatures.

      new at the desk · photo day

      The Rally Booth

      Upload a player, doubles pair, or whole team. Pick a frame, hand out a superlative, then download it or wallet-sign it into your Rally profile.

      2 · Pick a frame
      4 · Pin an award

      Saving asks your wallet for a gas-free signature. The portrait is private to this browser for now; the signature proves which Tezos profile made it.