Run club night
A badminton club app for the people you actually play with. Make a crew, run round robin, knockout or King of the Court on the night, and keep a leaderboard and head-to-heads all season. Results travel phone to phone, with no internet or account.
- Round robin
- Knockout
- King of the Court
- Phone-to-phone sharing

Club night, sorted
No group admin, no spreadsheet, no sign-ups. One phone runs it; everyone else can get the results.
- Step 1
Make a crew
Add the people you play with. Everything you enter stays on your iPhone.
- Step 2
Pick a format
Round robin, knockout or King of the Court. Sensei draws it up and tells you who's up next.
- Step 3
Enter results
Enter each result as games finish. Leaderboards and head-to-heads update as you go.
- Step 4
Share nearby
Send results and cards straight to friends' iPhones in the hall, without internet or accounts.
Which format fits tonight?
Set how many players (or pairs) turned up, how many courts you have and how long a game takes. Compare the formats, or run a King of the Court queue right here.
Format explorer
Times are rough: games vary
- matches
- 15
- matches
- rounds
- 5
- rounds
- minutes, roughly
- 120
- minutes, roughly
Everyone plays everyone once. Fairest table, longest night. Best for 4 to 8 players or pairs.
First rounds
Round 1
- Maya vs Tom
- Leo vs Priya
- Sana vs Arjun
Round 2
- Maya vs Priya
- Tom vs Arjun
- Leo vs Sana
Round 3
- Maya vs Arjun
- Priya vs Sana
- Tom vs Leo
…and 2 more rounds.

Bragging rights, done fairly
The leaderboard rates everyone from crew matches and filmed matches, then ranks by the cautious end of each rating, so a couple of lucky wins don't put a newcomer on top. Head-to-heads show exactly how you stack up against your regular rival.
- A rating from every crew match and filmed match
- Ranked by the cautious end of each rating
- Head-to-heads for every rivalry
Honest limits
Nearby means nearby
Sharing works directly between iPhones in the same place, with the app open. It isn't a cloud group chat.
iPhone only
Everyone who wants results on their own phone needs an iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Others can see the share card.
No background sync
With no server, nothing updates by itself. Results reach friends when you share them nearby.
Allow Local Network
Both phones need Local Network access for the app, with Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth on. The same Wi‑Fi network isn't required.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free badminton tournament app?
Badminton Sensei's Crew is free, with round robin, knockout and King of the Court tournaments, leaderboards and head-to-heads. There's no account and no subscription.
How does sharing work without the internet?
Results and cards are sent directly between nearby iPhones using Apple's peer-to-peer networking with encrypted sessions. Nothing passes through a server.
Which format should we play?
Round robin is fairest for 4 to 8 players or pairs. Knockout is quickest for bigger groups. King of the Court suits one court, odd numbers and people who want to keep playing.
Can I use it for doubles?
Yes. Sensei scores doubles as well as singles, and the leaderboard rates players from both crew matches and filmed matches.
Does everyone need the app?
No. One phone can run the night. Friends with the app can receive results; anyone can see a share card you send.
Just want a draw for tonight?
Use our free round robin generator, bracket generator or King of the Court tool in your browser, no app needed.
Free browser tools: round robin generator, bracket generator and King of the Court.
Stop guessing. Start seeing.
Make Thursday night the highlight of the week. Badminton Sensei traces every shuttle, clocks your smashes, calls the lines and keeps the score, all on your iPhone.
- On-device AICore ML tracking, nothing uploaded
- No account, no adsEvery feature, every match, free
- Works with no signalAny gym, any court