What's New in 2.1.5 Reliability fixes and a couple of nice additions for running open play. Scores record every time • Fixed a timing issue where inputting a score fast and tapping the winner could fail to record while the app was syncing. Results now save reliably. • Fixed a rare glitch where the same players could show both on a court and back in the queue — and the crash that sometimes followed. The app now self-corrects, and if anything ever goes wrong you'll get a "Reload" screen instead of a blank one. Notifications that actually fire • Picklr now shows up in your phone's Notification settings, and match "time's up" alerts fire reliably when you set a time limit on a match. Heads-up for the next players • New "on deck" voice call announces the next group before a court frees up, so roaming players have time to head back. Pairs great with a Bluetooth speaker. (For a natural announcer voice, download a Premium/Enhanced voice in your phone's accessibility settings — Picklr uses the best one installed.) Smarter queue • Each waiting player now shows an estimated wait time. • Wait times no longer reset after a brief internet drop and reconnect. • "Wait Cap" mode is now called FIFO (First In, First Out) — same fair, longest-waiting-plays-next rotation. • You can no longer accidentally delete a player who's in the middle of a match. Thanks for playing with Picklr Lab!

What's New in 2.1.4 This update is all about reliability — your session data now survives flaky gym Wi-Fi. Sync that heals itself • Drop offline mid-session? Picklr Lab now detects the moment you're back online and catches up automatically — no more stuck scores or queue changes that quietly never saved. • Fixed an issue where the app could miss your connection coming back, leaving the session stale until you restarted. Never lose a save silently • If something still can't sync, a clear "Didn't sync — Retry" banner appears so you always know, and one tap pushes it through. Plus small stability fixes throughout. Thanks for playing with Picklr Lab!

What's New in 2.1.3 Multi-device control • Running Picklr Lab on two devices at once? One device now controls the live session while the other drops to a clean read-only view — no more clashes or players disappearing from the queue. Tap "Take over" on the second device to move control to it. Faster, lighter sync • The app reopens quicker and uses less data — we skip re-downloading anything that hasn't changed, especially during long sessions with lots of matches. Match history, redesigned • The match menu now puts Edit score, Rematch and Share result in one place. • A cleaner delete confirmation shows the teams, scores and winner — with a one-tap Undo right after. Smarter brackets • Moving a player between Winners / Losers / Fresh has a refreshed picker that shows exactly where they'll land. • Subbing a player in from the queue now keeps the bracket their team was playing in. • The "longest waiting plays next" safety net now kicks in at 27 minutes. Plus a redesigned rating prompt, cleaner in-app notifications, a new "Recent" sort on the Players tab, and a batch of stability and rendering fixes. Thanks for playing with Picklr Lab!

What's New in 2.1.2 Faster, more reliable sync • Picklr Lab now feels noticeably snappier when you reopen it — we skip re-downloading your full history when nothing has changed, and cut out redundant background refreshes. • Sync uses less data and settles faster, especially during long sessions with lots of match history. Multi-device protection • Signed in on two devices? One device runs the live session while the other becomes a read-only live view — scores, queue, leaderboard and history all stay visible. • Tap "Take over" on the second device to move control to it; the other device switches to view-only automatically. • This fixes the rare cases where two devices could drop players from the queue or create duplicate players. Plus a round of stability and reliability fixes. Thanks for playing with Picklr Lab! Got feedback? We'd love to hear it.

Picklr Lab 2.1.1 — Players join by QR, a new Lime look, and a true rotating round robin. Plus a courtside refresh and clearer sync. Players join by QR • Open a session, tap the QR button, and put it on a screen — players scan to add themselves to the queue. No login, no install. • They search for their name (returning players keep their stats) or add themselves with skill, gender, and DUPR. • Everyone lands in a pending tray — you admit or dismiss each before they hit the queue. A badge shows how many are waiting. Round Robin: Individual mode • When you pick Round Robin, choose how players pair up: • Paired teams — fixed partners stay together all session (the original round robin). • Individual — partners rotate so everyone plays with everyone at least once. New Lime theme • A cream-paper, electric-lime look inspired by the Picklr brand — with a black, broadcast-style scoreboard court and neon-green scores. • Find it in Menu → Color theme, alongside Forest, Sunset, and Rose. Light and dark both included. Courts at a glance • The All-courts view is now a compact list: live score, team avatars, and a match timer per court. • Courts sort by longest-running match, so the one about to free up sits on top. Tap any card to open that court. Clearer connectivity • A tidier, dismissible "You're offline" card, an animated "Back online — syncing" card, and a "Sync error" pill with one-tap Retry, details, and a backup download. More polish • Refreshed session location card with a one-tap open-in-maps. • Cleaner leaderboard rows (W–L · win% under the name) and tidier paired-team avatars. • Teams are now labelled A and B. • Clear (X) buttons on every search, plus a search box in Build Teams. • Match History now shows your renamed court names, and the live court "match decided" state got a cleaner header and Confirm button.

Picklr 2.1 — Smarter pairing, sharper details. A redesigned partner flow, a richer player editor, and a stack of courtside polish. Pair with… — redesigned partner picker • Tap "Partner with" on a player (or "Pair" on the queue) to open a clean full-height sheet. • Filter chips: Suggested, All players, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced. • Frequent partners (with your games-together record) bubble to the top; the rest fall under Roster. • A search box to jump straight to anyone. • Each row expands to show Games / W–L / Win% and a pairing preview before you lock. Lock & Unlock confirmations • Locking a pair shows a confirmation card with both avatars, your record together, and exactly what the lock does. • Unpair gets a matching amber "Unlocking" card — your history together is always preserved. Redesigned Edit Player • A focused editor with a live "queue row" preview that updates as you type. • Pick an avatar color from six swatches. • Skill as a 3-way Beginner / Intermediate / Advanced control with DUPR ranges — typing a DUPR auto-snaps the tier. • Gender is M / F / Other; tournaments classify by M and F. Cleaner player rows • Skill chip and a Male/Female pill now sit under the name. • Dropped the win-rate bar in favor of the clear Win% column, and fixed two-digit W–L alignment. Real pickleball paddles in Brackets • Each player slot is now a true paddle shape — rounded head, slim handle — tinted to its bracket. Announce from the court • A megaphone button on every active court opens the big-screen "Next Match" call-out — same as the queue, now right where you're scoring. Share a venue • The New Session location card is now compact: map thumbnail, address, and distance away. • New "Share maps" action — send a maps link or copy the location to the clipboard. Bulk player cleanup • Select players, then a floating action bar with a count, Clear, and Remove. • The remove confirmation previews who's affected, what's kept (history + roster), and warns about queue spots, active matches, and heavy session history. More polish • Past sessions expand with a smooth accordion animation. • Same refined "Delete this session?" sheet everywhere. • Team Up is now available in Skill Split mode too.

Picklr 2.0 — The new Picklr. A full visual refresh, three color themes with dark mode, and a stack of UX polish so running a session feels smoother from the first tap. Three color themes + dark mode • Pick from Forest (green), Sunset (warm orange), or Rose (pink / wine). Switch any time from the hamburger menu → Color theme. • Dark mode toggle right next to it. Every screen, card, badge, court tile, and the live-view QR code reskins together. Brand-new live view • Wide-screen layout for laptops, desktops, and TVs at the courts — header banner with venue + match counts, side-by-side court cards, and a two-column Queue + Leaderboard body. • Mobile collapses to a tabbed Queue / Leaderboard with stacked team rows. • Realtime push for instant updates; 15-second polling fallback for flaky networks. End-match flow redesigned • Unified bottom-sheet. Tap either team to mark them as winner, then Confirm. • When the score is already decisive, the sheet locks to the auto-winner so you can't switch by mistake. Set Score with a custom numpad • Tapping the big score number opens a numpad-driven editor — one-handed, predictable, no OS keyboard pushing the rest of the UI around. Account screen redesign • Email + password users get an editable name + email plus a "Change" button that emails a password reset link. • Apple / Google users see their email locked with a "Managed by Apple / Google" note and a Linked badge. • Sign-out modal shows your avatar with a red arrow badge plus three reassurance bullets — this device only, your data is safe, active session needs a re-login. • Delete account now requires typing DELETE to confirm. Offers Export / Pause notifications / Sign out instead. New empty states everywhere • Courts, Queue, Leaderboard, and History share a clean white-card empty state with a tab-specific graphic and a single "Start a session" CTA. • Queue mid-session: "Build the queue" card with a roster count and an "Add players · N available" button. Brackets refresh • Paddle-style avatars for each player slot — colored disc, brown stem, position badge. "Tap a paddle to move that player to a different bracket." • Winners / Losers / Fresh sections each get a Next Match card plus On-Deck previews with ready / pool pills. Saved team-ups follow the session • Team-ups you build are now attached to the session snapshot. Cleared from the active queue on end and restored if you Continue. • Duplicate matchups are caught — Peter & Meg vs Jason & Ron and Jason & Ron vs Peter & Meg are now treated as the same team-up. Previous sessions • New kebab menu: Continue session, View summary, Export CSV, Delete session. • Each card shows the matching mode (Smart Auto / Mixed Doubles / Skill Split / Wait Cap / Round Robin / Challenger's) as a small theme-tinted pill. • Calendar date pill reskins with the active theme and stays readable in dark mode. Match announcement overlay • Cleaner full-screen "Next Match" call-out. Big team avatars with white rings, overlapping pairs, names with "&" on its own line. Header & navigation polish • "Picklr" subtitle now shows the active matching mode next to the green live dot — no more separate pill. • Notification bell, Help, and hamburger collapsed into a tighter cluster with 40 px tap targets. • Smoother slide-up sheet animation with a backdrop fade — iOS-native feel. Time-remaining card • Compact "1h 59m" remaining label, thin progress bar, Started / Ends row, X button to cancel monitoring next to the pencil.

What's new in 1.1.4 Plan ahead with multi-court on-deck • When you have multiple courts, the Queue tab now shows one on-deck card per court — the first is the next match to start, the rest are queue-order previews so you can pre-team players for upcoming courts. • Skill Split scales the same way: with 4+ courts and 3 skill tiers, the extras chain through the rotation so every court has its own preview. • Empty courts whose queue is too short to fill render as dashed placeholders that name the skill tier still needed. Challenger's Court (new matching mode) • Winners stay, losers rotate — the classic "King of the Court" format. After each match the winning pair keeps the court and the next two players in the queue come on to challenge. • Bracket logic is off in this mode. Best suited for a single court so the throne is clear; multi-court sessions get one defender team per court. Announce — full-screen player call-out • New megaphone "Announce" button on every on-deck suggestion card. • Tap it to open a full-screen overlay with the two teams in huge text and big colored avatars — designed to be held up in portrait so players across the venue can read who's up next without you having to yell. Match History: edit past scores • New "Edit Score" button on every past match (the latest game still uses the live "Edit Result" flow that sends players back to the court). • Saving recomputes wins, losses and streak counts for the four players in the match. • A confirmation popup spells out exactly what will change before saving. Bracket assignments and the current queue order stay put. Tap-to-edit from the Queue • Tapping a player's avatar or name in the Queue tab now opens the same player-details sheet the Players tab uses — change skill, DUPR, or gender without leaving the queue. Past Sessions: kebab menu + View Summary • Each past session card has a kebab (⋮) menu with Continue Session, View Summary, and Delete. • "View Summary" opens a tabbed modal (Leaderboard + Match History) showing the saved snapshot, with the same Share / Save-to-Photos options as the live tabs. • Cards no longer expand on tap, so the list scrolls cleanly. Pause and resume the clock • Ending a session and continuing it later no longer makes wait-time chips read the calendar gap ("3d ago"). Every queued player's wait time and any in-progress match timer is shifted forward so the clock effectively resumes from where it was paused. Leaderboard layout matches Match History • Share button moved out of the podium graphic and into the page header, same placement as Match History. • Live View becomes a full-width pill below the header, same shape as the Courts tab so the two screens feel consistent. Cleaner empty states • The orange "No Active Session" banner now appears across Queue, Courts, Leaderboard, and Match History when no session is active — same look everywhere with context-specific copy. Polish • Hamburger icon replaces the kebab in the top-right header. • Brackets, Partner picker, and Session Summary sheets all share the same sticky-header layout — title and intro stay visible while content scrolls. • Leaderboard podium dropped the empty step blocks above each avatar. • Forgot password? link on the sign-in screen is now right-aligned below the password field. • Locked partners now clear automatically when a new session begins. • Tapping an open court to assign a match lands at the top of the Queue instead of inheriting the Courts-tab scroll position. • Last past-session card's actions menu flips above the tab bar so it isn't clipped. • Maps autocomplete failures now surface a helpful warning instead of returning silently empty. • Update-Available banner re-checks when the app returns to the foreground, so long-running sessions pick up new releases without a force-quit.

What's new in 1.1.2 Round Robin mode • New Matching Mode: Round Robin — lock partners on the Queue tab and the app generates a schedule where every team plays every other team. Order is queue-driven, so the team with the longest-waiting player goes next — same fairness as FCFO with the team format on top. • Round Robin progress banner on the Queue tab shows how many matchups are remaining out of total. • Leaderboard switches to team-based ranking during a Round Robin session — paired avatars, combined W/L, and rows like "Anna & Ashton". See the next match clearly • New Brackets view — tap "Brackets" next to Team Up to see who's up next visualized as paddle stacks (Winners / Losers / Fresh, in baskets of 4). Tap any paddle to move that player to another bracket. • "Edit Match" replaces the small pencil icon on the next-match card — same action, much easier to spot. • "Edit Match" also on the live Court card, replacing the cramped "Edit" label. Live View, anywhere • New "Open Live View" button on the Dashboard and Courts tabs — not just the Leaderboard. • Live View icon updated to a broadcast glyph so it reads as live, not rewind. Safer partner controls • Tapping "Partnered" on a queued player now asks for confirmation before unpairing — no more accidental partner removals. Match History • Latest completed match has a clear "Edit Result" button to rescore. • Game header is more compact on small phones. Polish • Cleaner Queue tab — "Clear Queue", "Add Queue", and "Add Court" labels without redundant icons. • Live View on the Courts tab sits below the header instead of crowding the title row. • Faster app updates on the web — new service worker activates immediately instead of waiting for a tab close.

What's new in 1.1.1 Smarter matchmaking •New Wait-Time Cap — when any queued player has been waiting longer than 20 minutes, the next match automatically picks the four longest-waiting players regardless of bracket. Hard guarantee that nobody sits forever, even when winners and losers get imbalanced. •On-Deck banner shows "Wait Cap — Longest Waiting Plays" so you can see exactly when the override kicks in. •No more diluting a full bracket — when one bracket has 3 ready and the other has 4, the full bracket plays the open court instead of borrowing a player to round out the short side. Polish •Smaller queue and matchmaking refinements behind the scenes.

What's new in 1.1.0 Cross-device sync • Saved sessions now sync across all your devices. End a session on one device and see it on every device within seconds. • Cleaner sign-out — signing out only signs out the current device. Other devices keep their sessions. Mixed Doubles, dialed in • Build Teams now enforces 1 male + 1 female per team. Locked partner pairs override the rule. • Set Partner picker filters to opposite-gender candidates so locked pairs stay valid mixed teams. • Auto-balance prefers gender-balanced splits. Stats Card upgrade • Recent Matches link on every Stats Card — tap to see that player's last 10 matches with partner, opponents, and score. • Save Image now lands directly in Photos. Player profiles • Gender chip beside the name (M / F / X) on the Players list and queue rows. • Edit a player's gender from the player details screen. Leaderboard fairness • Sorts by total wins first, with win rate as the tiebreaker. No more 1-game players sitting at #1. Better data safety • If a sync write fails, you now see a clear toast or banner instead of silent loss. • Stuck changes can be retried manually, or downloaded as a backup file for safekeeping. • Auto-export of session data when ending a session in the web app. Queue UI cleanup • Set Partner / Partnered text pills replace the small icon buttons. • Confirmation step before locking a fixed partner. • Skill chip abbreviated to Beg / Int / Adv and moved below the name. Match History changes • Match History is now append-only. Mistaken scores can still be corrected via the Undo action on the latest completed match. Bug fixes • Saved sessions persist correctly after a cloud sync. • Avatar background renders properly in the Set Fixed Partner picker. • Various queue layout and match-flow fixes.

What's new in 1.0.9 Saved sessions sync across devices • End a session on one device and it shows up on every device you use Picklr on within seconds • "Pick up where you left off" is now properly cross-device Mixed Doubles done right (continued) • Build Teams modal enforces 1 male + 1 female per team — locked partner pairs override • Set Partner picker filters to opposite-gender candidates so locked pairs stay valid mixed teams • Auto-balance prefers gender-balanced splits Player profiles • Gender chip beside the name (M / F / X) on the Players list and queue rows • Edit a player's gender from the player details screen • Gender is now persisted to the cloud (was previously lost on sync) Smarter rankings • Leaderboard sorts by total wins first, with win rate as the tiebreaker — no more 1-game players sitting at #1 Snapshot sharing • Save Image on the player Stats Card now lands directly in Photos • Save Image on the web app uses the share sheet so the file lands in Photos too Queue UI cleanup • Set Partner / Partnered text pills replace the small icon buttons • Confirmation step before locking a fixed partner • Skill chip abbreviated to Beg / Int / Adv and moved below the name Bug fixes • Saved sessions persist correctly after a cloud sync — ending a session no longer hides it from the dashboard • Avatar background renders properly in the Set Fixed Partner picker • Various queue layout and match-flow fixes