Experiment
Photograph your singles pickleball sheets, check each line against the strip of photo it came from, then export a clean CSV. Everything runs on your device — no upload, no accounts, no cost.
The real names, spelled the way you want them in the CSV — one per line. Anything the camera reads gets matched to this list. Don't have it handy? Leave it blank; names get added as you type them.
Used to flag scores that don't look like a finished game. Warnings only — nothing is ever blocked.
Add as many photos as you have sheets. Fill the frame, keep the paper flat, avoid shadows. Reading happens right here in this browser — photos never leave your phone — and takes roughly 10–30 seconds per sheet.
Anything the camera missed. One game per line — dave vs alan 11-7. Rows added here have no photo strip to compare against, so they're marked as typed.
Every name found across all sheets, and who it really is. Answers are remembered — match "dave" to David once and it applies to every sheet, now and next time.
Each row shows the strip of photo it was read from. Check it, fix anything wrong, confirm. Lines that couldn't be read are kept here too — nothing on your sheet gets dropped silently.
Download, then File → Import in Google Sheets — or use Copy and paste straight into a sheet (values land in columns).
Who has played whom. Handy for a round robin, ignorable otherwise.
Everything lives in this browser only — clearing site data or private browsing erases it. If storage fills up, photos are dropped first so your rows stay safe.