Your club ladder, run for you. Free.

It's free for the club, every ladder, all the time - no cost, no catch. I'm a tennis coach, and I built it to run the ladders at my own clubs. It works so well that other clubs can use it too.

No. Each player gets their own link. They tap it, and that's their page - no app, no password, no account. They can pop it on their home screen so it opens like an app.

You post one link in your club's WhatsApp group (or email it). Each player taps their name and puts their mobile in, and their own page opens. Or the organiser can send each player their link directly.

That's fine. The link opens in any phone or computer browser, and you can send it by text or email instead.

Yes. How many places up you can challenge, how long to answer, what happens if nobody plays, wildcards, how matches are scored - the organiser switches each rule on or off and the rules page updates itself. If you have rules written down, send them and we'll set them up for you.

Yes - that's the easiest start. Send us your current ladder in order (copy and paste is fine) and your rules, and we'll build it exactly as it is today.

The ladder mostly runs itself: players challenge, play and put the score in, and it moves. Your organiser gets their own private link to add or move players, call a match off or settle a disputed score, and print a QR poster for the clubhouse.

Challenges have a time limit. The challenger can send a reminder from the app, and if there's still no answer it can count as a walkover. Players who never play can slip down. All of it is a rule you can switch on or off.

Either of them can query it, and the organiser settles it in a tap.

All of them: singles ladders, doubles ladders in pairs, box leagues where partners rotate, and padel and pickleball too. Pickleball is scored in points - games to 11, 15 or 21 - and nobody needs a DUPR account.

A parent or the club adds them, using a parent's mobile. We only hold a junior's name, place and results - nothing else.

We hold the least we need: names, places, results, and a mobile only if a player adds it. Numbers are never public. Your club stays in control of its players' details and we look after them for you, under a written club data agreement your committee can read and print.

Yes. Lots of clubs start with 4-6 friends as a trial. If it works, it becomes the club ladder - same link, nothing to redo.

Yes. Tell us and we take it down; every player's number is deleted straight away. Players can also take themselves off from their own page.