Start a session
Start a session

Run the session.
Skip the spreadsheet.

Add who showed up. Drillers builds the rotation across every court, and every phone in the room scores live.

Free. Open it in your browser or grab the app.

Pictured: the ladder on an iPad, a live room with two courts on a phone, and the room's chat.

Who sits out this round?

Who partners whom?

Who's up on court two?

Was that 11 to 5, or 5 to 11?

Running a session by hand means answering all of that between points. Drillers answers it for you.

Running late?
Say it in the chat.

Every session has its own chat. Sam's stuck in traffic, Maya says no rush. No group text needed.

Round 4 is up.
Tap the winner.

The rounds are drawn for you. When a game ends, anyone on the court taps who won.

11 to 5.
Every phone has it.

The score goes in on court and lands on every phone in the room at once.

And the ladder answers.

Standings move the moment a score lands. Nobody refreshes, nobody does the math.

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The session chat: Sam is stuck in traffic, 10 minutes late, and Maya replies no rush Round 4 on a phone: two courts, waiting for winners The score sheet for court 1: 11 to 5
Score this match: Theo and Priya 11, the winners; Marcus and Keiko 5

From hello to first serve in a minute.

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Picking a format for a new session

Pick a format

Mixer, ladder, King of the Hill. One tap, and you can switch later.

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Adding players to the session

Add who showed up

Tap names as people arrive. Guests play with just the room key.

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A drawn round across two courts

Drillers draws the rounds

Partners rotate and courts stay balanced. You just call the next round.

Seven formats. One tap to switch.

Whatever your group likes to play, it is already in there.

The format chips in a new session

Mixer

Partners
Everyone partners everyone
Moves
A fresh rotation every round
Best for
The classic social session

Fixed Pairs

Partners
Bring your own
Moves
Your pair plays the field
Best for
Partners who want reps together

King of the Hill

Partners
Rotating, or a Fixed Pairs version
Moves
Win and move up a court, two styles
Best for
Roughly twelve to forty players

Tournament

Partners
Solo or in pairs
Moves
Round-robin into a playoff bracket
Best for
Sixteen players or more

Team Battle

Partners
Drafted teams
Moves
Played out as doubles
Best for
One event, settled on the day

Not sure? Start with a Mixer. You can switch formats from the session sheet any time.

Team Battle

Draft the teams. Settle it on the day.

Captains build their teams in a live snake draft, the teams meet court by court, and one of them walks off as champions. A single-day event, start to finish.

  1. 1

    Draft. Captains take turns picking from the pool, and everyone watches the teams fill up live.

  2. 2

    Play. Team meets team across the courts, and every game is doubles.

  3. 3

    Crown. Standings, a playoff, and a champions card for the team that takes it.

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A live Team Battle draft: Nadia is picking, twenty players left in the pool
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Round 1 of a Team Battle: Chloe Martin's team and Sofia Rivera's team tied one game each The champions card: Chloe Martin's team beat Nadia Petrov's 2 to 0 in the final

A rating that moves when you do.

DLR, the Driller Ladder Rating, is built from verified match history, so it tracks how you actually play. It never touches your DUPR. Sign in and it starts counting.

  • Your Nemesis, your Ride or Die, your best streak
  • Rankings overall, for your club, or for the people you follow
  • Playing tennis? DTR does the same job there
Rankings on an iPad
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A player's stats and DLR
Nemesis and Ride or Die cards

Running something bigger?

Drillers Clubs

Your club, off the group text.

Sign-ups, waitlists, check-in and the whole schedule in one place, for members and hosts alike.

See Drillers Clubs
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Drillers Clubs sessions list
Drillers Compete

Tournaments, on their own court.

Our home for organized competition and the events that run it.

Visit Drillers Compete

Questions, answered.