The desk that turns requests into a fair schedule
Maindraw replaces the spreadsheet, the four phones and the WhatsApp scramble with one booking desk that knows the tour rules. You make the calls; the repetitive, error-prone work is done for you.
A full day, allocated in one pass
Practice and warm-ups land on the right courts at the right times, conflict-free, with the priority and reasoning on show.
- Warm-up first for the players on court that day
- Peak hours protected for player-to-player practice
- Opponents kept off the same court
It decides like a supervisor would
Every request runs through the same deterministic engine. The rules that protect players are enforced first and can never be overridden, even if the assistant is offline. Try a few requests.
Players book the way they already talk
A few taps on the phone, or a sentence to the assistant. Either way the request is checked against the rules before it is confirmed, and everyone is kept in the loop.
- Plain-language requests, turned into rule-checked slots
- A pocket schedule with each player's warm-up time
- Coaches can act for their player with the right permissions
Tour defaults you can shape to your event
Set the peak window, slot length, draw size and caps. The schedule follows your settings, while the rules that keep players safe stay locked on.
Peak 10:00–16:00 needs a player partner. 60-min slots, one per player per day. Top 16 seeds get priority on scarce courts.
- 1Match that dayWarm-up comes first, every time
- 2Still in the drawActive competitors, no match today
- 3Top lucky loser / alternateNext in line to play
- 4No longer in the tournamentPractising on, out of the draw
- 5Not competing this weekVisiting players, lowest priority
Everything a practice desk needs
Import the order of play and the desk pre-pencils warm-ups for the 1st and 2nd players on each court, keeping opponents apart.
Coaches manage bookings for their player through a personal invite link, with permission levels. External coaches are flagged for the organiser.
A practice-court grid for the desk and a pocket schedule for players, both updating the moment something changes.
Players and partners hear about a new slot or a change by WhatsApp or in the app, without anyone chasing.
Drag a slot, override a call, or book on someone's behalf. The desk always has the final say.
Every default comes from the ATP, WTA & ITF practice guidelines (2024–25), transcribed and cross-checked, with sources you can read.