Run your open play and tournaments on one record.

Sessions, entries, brackets, courts and results in one place instead of a group chat — and every result feeds a rating your players cannot argue with.

Find play near you I run a club

Browse events without an account.

See it in action

Real tools that clubs use to run play, and players use to track their game.

Open play event page showing two live courts with team scores and score buttons

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Event management

Run open play from one dashboard: register players, open or close the roster, and watch every court live.

For players

Your rating, your tournament history, and the badges you earn — all in one place, across every club you play at.

Get your rating

A rating that follows you: One number across every club you play at, built from recorded matches, not estimates.
Rankings by area: See where you stand in your city, province, or barangay — not just nationally.
Tournament history: Every bracket you entered and every result — searchable, shareable, and always on your profile.
Badges and achievements: Milestones, streaks, and tournament placements you actually earned, displayed on your profile.

For clubs

A club here is an operator, not a listing. You run the play, hold the membership, and own the record it all produces.

Create your club

Open play sessions: Schedule a session, set the skill range, and let members reserve a slot instead of replying in a thread.
Tournaments, brackets and courts: Draw the bracket, assign courts, and run scoresheets through the event rather than on paper at the desk.
Members, roles and invitations: Approve requests, invite players, and hand organiser duties to the people who actually run the sessions.
Announcements: Say it once to the club, on the same record the sessions and results already live on.

Verified clubs

A verified badge means a real organisation behind the events — and results that count toward the national ranking.

Browse verified clubs

Results that count: Matches at a verified club feed the national ranking. Unverified results stay local.
Online entry fees: Players pay when they register, not in cash at the desk. The club sees who paid before the event starts.
Priority placement: Verified events surface first in search and the feed, so players find them.

A rating nobody argues with

No self-reported numbers. A result only counts when the club that ran the game writes it down — and it is final the moment they do.

1. Played
A game at a club’s open play, ladder night or tournament.
11 — 7
2. Recorded
The organiser running it enters the score at the desk. Nobody reports their own.
Entered by the organiser
3. Rating moves
Only a recorded result moves a rating — and it leaves a trail.
4.102 → 4.147