A Shared Calendar for Your Pickleball League
Match schedule, court assignments, tournament brackets, open play hours — synced to every player's phone. No app to download. No group text to manage.
Create Your League Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's Tuesday evening at 6:25 PM. League play starts at 6:30 on Courts 1-4. Two players show up at 6:30 thinking they play at 7:00 because last week was the 7:00 time slot. The court rotation schedule was in the email from three weeks ago. Nobody saved that email. Now you're shuffling the bracket at the last minute.
You run a round robin league with 24 players. The match-ups change every week. You post the weekly schedule on the community Facebook page every Sunday. By Tuesday, three players have texted you asking who they're playing and what court they're on. They couldn't find the Facebook post under the HOA announcements and yard-sale listings.
The rec center double-books your courts for a corporate event next Thursday. You move league night to Wednesday. You email everyone Monday morning. On Thursday, six players show up to a gym full of office workers playing dodgeball. They never saw the email because it came during a busy workday.
How it works for pickleball leagues
Add your league schedule
Enter match days, times, court assignments, and round robin matchups. Set up the full season or add weekly matches as the schedule firms up.
Share with players
Text or email the subscribe link. Players tap once and they're set for the season. Share it at the courts or at your league kickoff.
Every match on every phone
Match times and court assignments show up in their calendar app — right next to their other commitments. No separate app. No website to check.
No more "What court am I on?" Start your league calendar for free.
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Here's what pickleball leagues and groups typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
League organizer Jeff enters the 10-week season into iCalFeed on a Sunday afternoon. Tuesday nights at the community center — three courts, four time slots. He creates the round robin pairings and enters each match with the court number and time. He texts the subscribe link to 24 players. Setup for the whole season: 40 minutes.
Karen plays in the Tuesday night league. She checks her phone Monday evening. Tomorrow: match vs. Steve and Linda, 6:30 PM, Court 2, Community Center. She knows exactly when to be there, which court, and who she's playing — all from one glance at her phone calendar. No logging into anything. No texting Jeff.
The community center calls Jeff on Monday — the gym floor is being waxed, so Tuesday's courts aren't available. He moves the week's matches to Thursday, same times. He updates every event in iCalFeed. By Monday evening, every player's phone shows Thursday instead of Tuesday. No mass text. No chasing down 24 players individually.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Facebook group posts
Weekly schedule post gets buried under court reservation arguments, paddle reviews, and "Anyone want to play Saturday?" comments.
Each match is a calendar event. Time, court, opponent — all right there. No social media scrolling.
vs. Group texts
Twenty-four players in one thread. Match schedule lost under "I'll be late" and "Nice game today" messages.
Match details live in the calendar. No chat noise to sort through.
vs. Printed bracket posted at the courts
Only helpful if you're standing at the courts. Useless when you're at home trying to plan your week.
The schedule is on your phone wherever you are — at home, at work, on the go.
vs. Weekly email from the organizer
Lands in promotions or spam. Or gets read on Monday and forgotten by Tuesday evening.
The match sits in the calendar. It's there Tuesday evening when you need it.
Pickleball league calendar questions
Keep every player on the right court at the right time
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.