Pickleball Mixer now speaks French, Spanish, Filipino and Indonesian. YOUR LANGUAGE The app follows your iPhone's language. To use a different one, open Settings in the app and choose Language - each language is listed in its own name. You can also set it for this app alone in the iPhone's Settings. EVERYTHING, NOT JUST THE MENUS The screens, the countdown's notifications and Live Activity, shared summaries and printed schedules are all translated. Names you typed stay exactly as you typed them, and courts you never named show in your language. IN ENGLISH, NOTHING MOVES In English the app reads as before, with a few grammar fixes ("1 round", not "1 rounds"). The countdown's spoken warnings are still in English for now. If you speak one of these languages and a phrase reads oddly, tell us - it is the fastest way to get it fixed.

Three fixes: fairer sit-outs when you open up split courts, a one-minute warning you can hear on silent, and presets that remember how their rounds are planned. FAIRER SIT-OUTS AFTER OPENING THE COURTS If you start a night with men's and women's courts and later open them to everyone, the two groups have usually sat out different amounts by then. The first open round always handled that, but the one after it could sit someone again while players who had sat out less kept playing. Sit-outs now go to whoever has sat out least. ONE-MINUTE WARNING ON SILENT With the round timer on screen, the one-minute warning now plays even when your iPhone is on silent, just as the time's-up sound already did. PRESETS REMEMBER ON DEMAND OR PRE-DEFINED A rounds preset saved as Pre-Defined used to come back as whichever you had picked last. A preset now opens the way it was saved, and the Presets list says which it is. You can still change it before you start. Presets saved before this update never recorded it, so they show plain Rounds. Open one, set it the way you want and save it again - it will remember from then on.

Entering names got fixed, and the whole app got easier to read. TYPING A ROSTER WORKS BETTER WITH LARGER FONTS On a phone, opening the keyboard covered the name box and took the Add button with it. You could see about one name at a time, and because Add was underneath the keyboard, starting the session said you had no players. The panel at the foot of the screen now gets out of the way while you are typing, and there is a Done button above the keyboard to put it away. On a full-size roster you can see the whole list while you are still writing it. LARGER TEXT GOES FURTHER If you keep your phone on a large text size, the app now follows it further than it used to. The places that were written at a fixed size - filter labels, the line explaining a player's standard of play, the dates on saved sessions - follow the setting with everything else now instead of staying small. NAMES STAY INSIDE THEIR BOX At a large text size a longer name could be drawn across the lines of the court. Names are fitted to the box they belong to now, on the court card and in the full-screen court. MORE OF THE SETUP SCREEN IS THE SETUP The strip above the start button was holding more space than it needed, and the card offering the ad-free purchase no longer sits above everything else - it scrolls away with the rest of the page.

The start of a session got rebuilt, and there is a new rule for who plays with whom. SAVE A SETUP AND START FROM IT If you run the same evening every week, you no longer rebuild it every week. Save the courts, the rules, the format and the round timer as a preset, name it, and start from it in one tap. Presets can be renamed, edited, deleted, and sent to whoever else runs your club. A HOME SCREEN The app used to open on the setup form whatever you came to do. It now opens on what you do next: a session in progress to resume, the setups you saved, your groups, and the evenings you have played. It only appears once you have something on it, so a first launch is the setup screen exactly as before. KEEP TWO PLAYERS APART Say that two people should never be partners, or never share a court at all. Rules live on the group, so you set them once and every session that group plays honours them. A single evening can add a rule for the night, or lift one, without changing the group. The schedule keeps them. It will leave a court empty before it breaks one, and it tells you before you start if a rule cannot be met. AN EVENING ENDS WITH A RESULT Finishing used to ask whether to save. Now it shows the standings and names a winner, and every session is kept either way. Stop after four rounds of seven and you still get a result. If two players finish level the app says so rather than picking one, and lets you record the call you made. The only question left is whether the night counts toward your group's lifetime records, and it is only asked when there is a group to count it toward. HISTORY YOU CAN CLEAN UP Saved sessions can be deleted, singly or in bulk. Deleting one does not touch anybody's lifetime record — the confirmation says what goes and what stays. GROUPS TRAVEL Send a group to another organizer as a file, with everybody's records intact. COURTS Each court's standard of play now says what it means: exactly that level, or that level and up. The session-wide switches are gone; a court carries its own rules and states them on the card. IF YOU PLAN THE WHOLE EVENING UP FRONT The rounds you have finished now sit above the rounds still to play, named and in order. Ticking one off used to drop it into a list at the foot of the screen labelled with nothing but a count, so the schedule looked as though it started at round two. Ticking one off can also be undone. The quality summary above them folds to a single line once you have read it, so the schedule is what is on screen. And on the score keypad, tapping the number you just tapped clears it - which is the way back from a score entered under the wrong team. ALSO The setup screen and the mid-session editor became one screen shown twice, so anything you can do before a session you can do during it. Somebody who turns up late is checked in from the group's own list, and their games count toward the group like everybody else's. Every player edit is now held until you apply it, including partner links. A name can be corrected after it is typed.

This one is all fixes, and most of them are about the guest who turns up on the night. GUESTS WHO JOIN THE GROUP Adding a guest to your group after the session now brings everything with them. The gender and standard of play you set at check-in come over, and so do the games they just played - they arrive with the same record as the people they played against, instead of as a stranger who has never played. You can add them whether or not you saved the session. Keeping the evening and keeping the player are separate decisions, and only the second one is about them. If you did not save it, nobody was credited for that evening, so they join with an empty record rather than one nobody else got. With more than one guest you now choose which of them. "Played as a guest tonight" and "is one of us now" are different things, and only you know which is which. And a guest is for that night. They used to be added to the next session again automatically, beside the member they had just become. GROUP RECORDS Resetting a group's stats now stays reset. It cleared on screen and came back - and worse, an ordinary edit afterwards, a rename or adding somebody, could put the cleared records back for real. A group's roster and member count now update the moment they change, rather than the next time you open the group. ALSO Adding a guest no longer opens the keyboard over the field you are typing into. The offer to add guests has a visible way to say no. A group's statistics are always one tap away, not only once somebody has played. The statistics table no longer shows a checkbox that never did anything. And the court rules hint points at Courts, which is where the courts are.

Groups: the same twelve names, no longer retyped every Monday. GROUPS Keep a roster between sessions. Pick your group, tick off who turned up, and start - and what everybody does that evening goes into their record. Checking in never edits the group. Twenty members with twelve here tonight leaves the other eight untouched, because "Priya isn't here this week" and "Priya has left the group" are different things and only you know which you mean. Everyone starts ticked, so the short job is un-ticking the absentees, and un-ticking dims a row where it stands instead of moving it under your finger. You are told the consequence while you are still deciding: 18 in, 4 courts, 2 sitting out each round. Guests are for tonight only. Added at check-in, marked as guests, and never quietly turned into members. Every member carries a lifetime record across the sessions played with the group - games, wins, win percentage and points - with the honesty those numbers need. Score tracking is a per-session setting, so the table tells you when points come from only some of the evenings rather than quietly averaging them in. You can also build a group from a session you have already played, including sessions recorded long before groups existed. It matches players by name and shows you exactly what would change before anything is committed. COURTS BY STANDARD OF PLAY Each court can be set aside as Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, matched two ways. Exact: a Beginner court seats beginners and nobody else. Minimum: the level is a floor, so an Intermediate court also seats advanced players. Tag your players, and mark anyone who would rather sit out than play a lower court - that is a promise, and they will sit. If someone has no court they can play on, you are told before the session starts rather than at round three. THE APP HAS BEEN REDESIGNED Every screen has been through one design system, and there is now a light mode as well as dark - or it follows whatever your phone is set to. The colours were re-picked for the surface this app is actually read on: outdoors, in sun, at arm's length. NAMES YOU CAN READ FROM THE FAR BASELINE Player names on court are roughly twice the size they were. They are sized from the court itself rather than being a fixed number, so the relationship holds on every screen, and long names wrap instead of shrinking away to nothing. This is the change to notice if you prop the phone up courtside. STATISTICS THAT ANSWER THE QUESTION YOU CAME WITH The statistics screen used to be a neutral table you sorted by hand. It now opens with the question you actually arrived with - is this fair? - and answers it: a one-word verdict, the spread in games, a chart of who has played how much, and who has played least and sat out most, by name. Nothing is claimed before there is an answer to give. BEFORE YOU START, NOT AFTER Pressing START used to be where you found out that two people sit out every round, or that a court you set aside cannot be filled. You are told first now, in one list, and only when there is something worth saying. What stops you looks different from what merely warns you. A SETUP SCREEN THAT FITS ON A SCREEN Everything past the roster sits behind named rows that tell you their current setting without being opened - "3 courts, 2 sitting out each round", "Round timer, 12 minutes a round". Resume names the session it is offering instead of announcing that one exists. ALSO The app respects your phone's text size, and the controls that decide a session can be read out loud. Saved sessions load every time. The activity log is readable. Sharing a session no longer blanks the list. And the app opens without waiting three seconds first. Schedules list courts in order and fill Court 1 first, and a printed one carries the same badges as the screen. Resuming restores the lineup and round you left. Swaps report what happened, and editing no longer reshuffles a session. The full-screen timer keeps the screen awake.

The update the reviews asked for: real scores, real standings, and a format for every court. KEEP SCORE, NOT JUST WHO WON Turn on score tracking and every court gets a score sheet, with one-tap shortcuts for games to 11, 15 and 21. The winner is worked out from the score, so you never pick a winner twice. Unusual scores are accepted - house rules vary, so the app advises rather than blocks. It is off by default: if tapping a winner is all you ever wanted, nothing has changed. MATCHES CAN NOW BE TIES Team 1, Team 2, or Tie. Ties are tracked separately, so players now carry a W/L/T record, and a tie counts as half a win in win percentage. A REAL RANKED STANDINGS TABLE The statistics screen now opens as standings, numbered and ordered by win percentage, then point difference, then points scored. New columns for points for, points against and differential appear once you have recorded a score, and stay hidden if you never do. Every column still sorts. The exported ranking and the one on screen now come from the same comparator, so the sheet you hand out matches the screen. RESULTS IN PRE-DEFINED ROUNDS Pre-generated schedules used to be read-only, so a club running its tournament from a printed schedule got no statistics and no ranking at all. Every scheduled match now takes a result - a winner, a tie or a full score - and each round shows how many results are still outstanding. Ticking a round off still just means "we played this". EVERY COURT ITS OWN FORMAT The single "Mixed Games" switch is gone. Each court now carries its own rule: open, mixed, women's or men's. Run a women's court next to a men's court next to two open courts, all in the same session. A court that cannot be filled legally is left empty instead of being filled with a lineup that breaks its own rule, and it never stops the other courts filling. SCORES IN THE ACTIVITY LOG Match entries now show the scoreline beside the result, and the CSV export gained columns for ties, points for, points against and point differential. ALSO FIXED Win percentage and several statistics now agree with each other in cases where they previously did not, and resuming a saved session no longer loses each court's format.

• Fixed a display bug where bottom buttons/content sat behind the Android navigation bar on newer phones. • Fixed a Rounds mode bug that could pair you with the same partner repeatedly. • Linked partners now stay together even when paired mid-session. • Your custom court names now show everywhere. • Under-the-hood cleanup and optimizations for a more reliable, maintainable app.

Bug Fixes: - Improved countdown alerts so 1-minute and time’s-up reminders are more reliable, with smoother behavior when switching between locked/unlocked screen and full-screen timer. Live view no longer counts UP after time is up. - Full-screen timer experience is cleaner: clearer time’s-up acknowledgment flow and better handling after you dismiss alerts. New: - Added a live “players detected” counter on the mixer setup screen so it’s easier to confirm player count while typing names.

* New full‑screen timer and court views: Run the round countdown and court layout in landscape full‑screen on a phone/tablet, with larger text, better layouts, and configurable timer colors. * Bug fix: When continuing a rounds session with stats, you can still choose pre‑defined vs on‑demand rounds and the session now stays correctly in sync when switching between modes.

Bug Fixes * Countdown notifications and sounds behave correctly when the app is in the background or the device is locked. * Sessions and rounds save and resume properly; adding more rounds no longer creates duplicate round numbers. * Schedule PDF export now shows gender symbols when mixed gender is enabled. * Pre-defined schedules update correctly when you change player availability or partners.

1. Mixed Mode Targeted Matchups: New ability to enforce mixed-gender teams (one male and one female per team) for every game in a session. Smart Validation: The app automatically checks if there are enough male and female players to support the selected number of courts and suggests adjustments if necessary. Enhanced Input: New player entry interface allowing gender assignment during setup. 2. Pre-Defined Rounds (Forward Schedule) Batch Generation: Users can now generate multiple rounds (e.g., 5 or 10) at once instead of generating them one by one. Future Visibility: Users can view the entire schedule, see upcoming matches, and see who is sitting out in future rounds before they happen. Add More Rounds: Added the ability to append additional rounds to an existing pre-generated schedule. Schedule Quality Inspect: A new panel shows statistics for the generated batch, including fairness distribution, games played, and sit-out frequency. 3. iOS Live Activities & Dynamic Island Added support for Live Activities. Users can now track the round timer directly from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island on supported iPhones.

2 bugs were addressed in this version. - Fixed an issue when editing a round and regenerating the matchups. In some situations W/L was getting larger then games played which was showing inaccurate stats. - Fixed an issue with continuous play when manually assigning players to courts, in some situations players were being put on more then one court.

- Adjusted the player matching algorithm so that duplicate partnerships don't show up so early in certain number combinations. - Fixed some minor bugs that were soft locking the application.

- Fixed crash/lockup when generating rounds with small groups of players - General stability improvements

New in Version 2.0: * Continuous Play Mode - Courts free up independently using timers. Tracks total time played and time spent sitting out. * Singles Play Support - now supports both doubles (2v2) and singles (1v1) matches. * Enhanced Player Management - Mark players as Away/Here, rename them, or link players into preferred pairs. * Session and Stats Download - Export full session data as JSON for backup or share a CSV summary with player stats. * Improved Court Management - Easily add or remove courts and label them to match your venue.

Minor UI fixes based on feedback from users. - Changed the styling on the text box hint text so its clear it is not already filled with names - Added marketing URL