Create a league
Pick a name, pick 1v1 or 2v2, share an invite code. That's the whole setup. Anyone can spin one up for any game.
Pool, ping pong, FIFA, climbing — submit matches, get fair rankings. Same algorithm Microsoft built for Xbox Live, in your friend group's pocket.
Pick a name, pick 1v1 or 2v2, share an invite code. That's the whole setup. Anyone can spin one up for any game.
Players log results in seconds. A commissioner approves them so nobody fudges the leaderboard. Ghost players cover crew members who haven't joined yet.
TrueSkill ratings update after every approved match. New players get fair starting positions. Win streaks against stronger opponents move you faster.
Track who actually wins beer-money games at the bar.
Settle the lunchtime ladder once and for all.
Run a season for your group chat. Real ranks, real bragging rights.
Tennis, pickleball, badminton — anything 1v1 or 2v2.
Not for: pickup games where nobody wants a scoreboard, single-player solo games, or tournaments with brackets — Zeebra is about ongoing leagues, not one-off events.
Yes. It will be free for your friend group while it's in TestFlight, and the plan is to keep the core (creating leagues, tracking matches, ratings) free at launch.
Right now, yes. We're TestFlight-only and iOS-first. Android is on the roadmap but not committed to a date.
Every match needs an admin (the league commissioner) to approve it before it counts. You can dispute a result and it'll go back to pending. Ratings only change when a match is approved.
Add them to the league with just their name. They build a real rating from real matches while you wait for them to install the app — when they do, they pick up exactly where their stats left off.