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.
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.
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
Scores and ratings shown here are an example, not a recorded match.
For players
Find play near you and reserve a slot. Play; the club writes the score down. Watch the ladder move — on results, not on opinions.
Get your ratingNext on the schedule
Nothing is scheduled yet. Clubs publish their open play and tournaments here, and this is where players find them — start the first club.
All eventsPut your club's play on the record.
Create the club, publish your first session, and let the results build the ladder.