Aurelian Rally

Aurelian Rally is an offline organiser for small friendly meetups where the same group of people try different sports together. Create a meetup, add participants, choose disciplines and get a round-robin schedule where each pair meets once. Matches are grouped into rounds so people are not scheduled twice in the same round, and a free participant is shown when the group has an odd number of players. The app is designed for casual agreed rules, not official refereeing. Built-in discipline options include badminton, table tennis, basketball shots and football penalties, and you can add your own discipline name. Each match has one assigned discipline, which can be changed before a result is recorded. During a meetup, use the schedule and table tabs to follow progress. Open any unfinished match, choose a winner, mark a draw or skip the match, and optionally add a short note. Results can be corrected or cleared, and the standings update automatically. The table shows matches played, wins, draws and losses. Sorting is based on wins, with tied participants sharing the same place. Skipped matches are not counted as played. When every match is played or skipped, finish the meetup and keep the final summary in the local archive. The final view includes standings, played match distribution by discipline and result details. Completed meetups can be reopened for confirmed corrections. Aurelian Rally stores data on your device and works without accounts, ads, cloud sync, remote data or network requests. Meetup data, participants, disciplines, matches and results are saved locally, with simple settings kept on-device. For completed meetups, you can optionally attach one memory photo using the camera. If camera permission is declined, the meetup remains fully available. The photo can be replaced or deleted. Settings include preferred disciplines for new meetups, haptic feedback, replaying the introduction and an explicit action to rate the app in an installed store client. The app interface is fully in Russian.