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Ruley, the E-Referee™

(AI Powered Sports App)

Rule clarity for pickleball, padel, tennis, golf, dodgeball, corn hole, team sports and more!

Just Ruley It.™

Voice or type your rule question or situation.

Ruley tells you whose point it is, or what rule applies.

No confusion. No dispute. No wasted time.

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“This solves a real problem for learning new sports—love it.”

“Stopping to Google a rule debate kills the momentum. Ruley keeps the action going.”

“After testing the pickleball rule app, I don’t feel intimidated to play with stronger players.”

What is Ruley?

Ruley is your mobile app for fast and neutral answers for your sport.

Is Ruley really free to use?

Yes, just download and use for supported sports.

What sports does Ruley support?

Currently, there are Ruley mobile apps for pickleball, padel, and tennis. Many more coming soon!

Do I need an account to use Ruley?

You need to register to use the app. After that, just start asking questions.

Can Ruley be used by teams and leagues?

Ruley is perfect for clubs, leagues, and teams. Have a special request for your league or team? Send us a message.

Does Ruley explain doubles rules in pickleball?

Yes, Ruley covers both singles and doubles pickleball rules, including advanced scenarios.

Can Ruley settle disputes during a padel match?

Yes, players can quickly confirm padel rules with Ruley to resolve disagreements in seconds

Does Ruley include official tennis rules?

Yes, Ruley is based on official tennis rules, so answers are always neutral and accurate.

Can coaches or referees use Ruley during a match?

Yes, Ruley is designed for players, coaches, and referees who need fast answers during play.

Can I use Ruley in tournaments?

Yes, Ruley is perfect for competitive play — players and organizers can quickly check rule interpretations.

Can Ruley handle complex or rare rule situations?

Yes, Ruley is built to handle both common and uncommon rule scenarios.