Junior tennis team rosters
Fair turns for every player, without the weekly juggling.
Team managers spend hours reworking who plays each week. FairPlay builds an even roster for the season and reworks it when a player can’t make it or the weather cancels a match.
EvenEveryone gets a fair share of matches.
SimpleBig buttons that work well on a phone.
Up to dateThe roster follows availability and weather.
What you get
Teams and families
Set up each team with 5 or 6 players, then add the players and link each one to their parents.
The season at a glance
Enter every match with the opponent, place, date and time. Each one is a rubber of 2 doubles and 4 singles.
A fair roster, built for you
Choose full rotation, where everyone plays a singles or a doubles match, or standby, where 2 players rest and 4 play both. Matches are shared out as evenly as possible.
Unavailable in one tap
Parents and players open the calendar, tap a match date and mark a player unavailable, with an optional note. Tap again to undo.
The roster adjusts itself
Every availability change or weather cancellation reworks the matches still to come, so the balance stays fair.
You stay in charge
Swap any player by hand and your change is kept when the roster is reworked. Record a rained-out match in one step.
How it works
- 1
Set up the team
Add the team, its players and their parents, then enter the season’s matches.
- 2
Families share availability
Everyone logs in with their own email and password and marks who can’t play.
- 3
Everyone sees the roster
Tap a match to see who is due to play and who is not. It updates as things change.
Questions
How do I get an account?
The team manager sets up the team and its players. Parents and players then create their own account with an email and password and are linked to the right player.
Who can see what?
Each person only sees the data for their own team.
What if nobody is free to fill a spot?
The spot is flagged as unfilled for the manager to sort out, rather than the roster failing.
Is it only for tennis?
For now, yes. This first version is built for junior tennis rubbers of 2 doubles and 4 singles.