Every screen below is the real one, drawn by the same components the app ships — scroll to whichever you are, and do what it says.
You sign in as an organizer. Your club keeps its usual format, venue and where to pay, so each week's game is a date and a link.
A name, how many a side, where you usually play, and — if you take payment by UPI — the ID to pay. Every game you set for the club starts from these.
Pick the club, the day and the time. The fee and a vote-by date are there if you want them; a free game is a fee of zero.
One link for this game, from the first vote to the final roster. Paste it into the group chat — it is the only link anyone needs.
Answers arrive as I’m in, Maybe or Can’t make it, each under the name on the person’s own account, with a reason when someone is out.
Everyone who said in gets a place, up to the cap; past it they wait, and a dropout hands the place to the next in line. Mark who has paid, and record the result when it is played.
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Everyone answering a game signs in, so the count the organizer sees is people rather than taps. The same account keeps every game you have answered on My Games.
Your name, how to reach you and a password. It is one account for playing and for organizing — you are never asked which kind you hold, or for a second password.
With your email or your mobile number. You stay signed in for 30 days from your last visit, so next week’s link opens straight onto the answer.
One tap. Change it as often as plans change; you cannot give the same answer twice, and nobody can give it for you.
Every game you have answered, next one first, across every club you play with — with what you said, your place, and whether it is paid. Opening one takes you to its page.
Draws, schedules and courtside scoring are not open to new tournaments yet. If you were already sent a scorer link or a tournament’s page, it still works exactly as below.
You were handed a URL ninety seconds ago and you are standing at the side of a court. There is nothing to install, and it keeps working when the signal does not.
It opens straight onto your court — not a menu of the whole tournament. The link scores that court only, expires with the tournament, and can be switched off at any time.
One large target per side, sized for a thumb at arm’s length. Undo is right there, because the mistake you will make is pressing the wrong one. Periods, changes of serve and the finish are worked out for you.
Confirm the final score and you are done. Lose the network mid-match and nothing stops — points queue on the device in order and sync themselves when it comes back.
Nothing to install. Read-only, and it never shows anybody's contact details.
Everything live right now, across every court and every category, on one screen. It is fast enough for a hundred people to open it at the same time.
The full bracket or group table, as it stands. Winners advance themselves as results come in, so what you are looking at is current.
What is on next, and where. Useful when you are trying to work out whether you have time to go and find a coffee.
Scores move as the points are keyed — under two seconds from courtside to your screen — and settle into the result when the match is called.
Create the club, set this week’s game and share the link. Everything else on this page can wait until you need it.