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DinkMatch
Pickleball Open Play Queue & Matchmaking App
Fair queue, smart matchmaking, rotating partners, club ratings, leaderboards, and DUPR integration for pickleball open play — the app that replaces the paddle rack.
About DinkMatch on Product Hunt
“Pickleball Open Play Queue & Matchmaking App”
DinkMatch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #195 on the daily leaderboard. Fair queue, smart matchmaking, rotating partners, club ratings, leaderboards, and DUPR integration for pickleball open play — the app that replaces the paddle rack.
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Hey PH! I built DinkMatch after watching our local open play night devolve into paddle-rack arguments — whose stack was next, whether the winners got to stay, the guy who "checked in" but wandered off. It's a free web app that runs the whole session: players check in, the queue is a transparent first-in-line order everyone can see, and it draws balanced doubles matches from your club's own ratings — with rotating partners, fixed duos for couples who only play together, and avoid lists. No download, no account needed to run a session. Multiple organizers can run the same night from their own phones, and it syncs live. Would love feedback — especially from anyone who's ever had to yell "WHO'S NEXT?" over four courts. 🏓