Pickleball open play
Every game counts for something
Oppie turns open play into a ladder. Post a session, let players join, log the score, and watch a real rating build from games that actually happened.
How a session works
- 1
Someone posts a session
Court, time, how many paddles. Public so the town can find it, or private behind a link, a QR code and six letters.
- 2
Players join
One tap from the feed, or scan the host's code at the door. Full sessions roll onto a waitlist and promote automatically.
- 3
Someone logs the score
Any player enters it at the end of a game. Everyone else in that game confirms — one dispute and nothing moves.
- 4
Ratings settle
Confirmed games move every player's Oppie Rating, weighted by who they beat and by how much. Just like chess.
Why it beats a paddle stack
A rating that comes from games
Not self-reported. Every point on your rating traces back to a confirmed score with names attached.
Skill-matched sessions
Hosts can cap a session to a rating window, so nobody drives across town for four blowouts. Off by default.
Confirmation, not trust
Scores need agreement from everyone who played. Disputes park the result instead of poisoning the ladder.
Public or private
Post to the town feed, or keep a regular group together with a code you share once.
Your record, in full
Games played, win rate, average score, current streak, best win, and the shape of your rating over time.
Built for a phone at a court
Big taps, a six-letter code you can shout across two lanes, and no app store detour.
Bring your next session onto Oppie
New accounts start at 1200. Ten games and your rating stops being a guess.