QR player check-in
Open the session check-in QR code and see which players are ready to play.
For badminton group organizers
RacketGo helps badminton organizers check players in, select four players for A/B teams and add or adjust game queues. Choose a court to start, move or end a game, record shuttle use and open the queue display.
Use your player account to create a group and manage sessions.
Illustration based on real tools, with fictional players and session data
Open the session check-in QR code and see which players are ready to play.
Select players yourself or use the lineup suggestion, then adjust the teams before adding a game.
Prepare upcoming games, change players or teams and adjust the queue to suit the session.
Choose a court for each game, view court status and manage games in progress.
Increase or decrease the shuttle count for each game to keep a record of shuttle use.
Signed-in organizers can open a display of current games and the next games in the queue.
Create a group and session, then let players check in with a QR code or manage check-in from the player list.
Select four players for A/B teams, review suggested lineups and add or adjust queued games.
Start on the selected court, record shuttle use and move or end the game when needed.
An organizer selects four players, splits them into A/B teams and adds a game to the queue. Players, teams and queue order can be edited before choosing a court and starting the game.
Sign in as a group organizer, create a group and playing session, and add players or accept session participants. Check players in before preparing teams and game queues.
A lineup suggestion helps organizers choose players. Organizers review and adjust teams before adding a game to the queue, and decide which court to use and when to start.
Organizers can choose a court for each game, start, move and end games, and increase or decrease each game's shuttle count.
The queue display is a tool for signed-in organizers to show current games and upcoming queues at the venue. This public page shows an illustration using fictional session data.