Players check in
Staff add players once, then track queue, hold, returned, and active states.
Run the queue without the clipboard.
Local-first queue control for busy pickleball venues, with a staff view built for live decisions and a clean board view for players.
CourtPilot follows the rhythm of the desk: check players in, build compatible groups, assign courts, and keep the room informed.
Staff add players once, then track queue, hold, returned, and active states.
Auto Fill helps form groups while staff keep manual control when needed.
Upcoming groups and active timers keep court transitions easy to scan.
The board view shows active courts and upcoming groups without staff controls.
The Queue Master view keeps the queue, active courts, upcoming groups, returned players, locks, and session actions together in a compact staff workflow.
CourtPilot keeps the live desk moving, then carries the session through scoring, leaderboards, and wrap-up reports when the day needs a clean close.
See total games, session duration, entries served, remaining queue, court workload, heat checks, and game-duration trends before you save the final report.
Show top ranks, win rate, average point differential, wins, losses, and matches from the same session data staff already captured.
Staff can enter Team A and Team B scores from the finish-game flow, keeping rankings and wrap-up stats aligned with what actually happened on court.
Start with a short-term pass while you test the workflow, or lock in the intro one-time offer while it is available.
Good for a focused trial run and staff familiarization.
Enough time to settle the flow across regular open-play sessions.
For venues that want a longer runway before moving to one-time.
The standard one-time price after the intro offer.
CourtPilot is made for pickleball venues that need a clearer way to run busy open-play sessions. It keeps the desk focused, the queue visible, and the board understandable for everyone waiting to play.
Venue workflows continue from local runtime data during normal play.
Go-live activation and license refresh use the current hybrid licensing path.
SQLite, state, CSV mirrors, logs, and manifests can travel together for support.
The read-only display keeps the room aligned without exposing staff controls. Players can scan active courts, upcoming groups, and live timing from across the venue.
See the board
Put CourtPilot in front of the desk and give players a board they can trust.