Spring 2026 · Live

Run your padel sessions with intelligence. Make every match mean something.

Leagues, Americano sessions, and tournament brackets — all in one calm interface. Round-robin standings, all-time Elo that follows your team across seasons, brackets that climb to a final worth winning. No confetti.

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Fixed-partner doubles

Spring 2026 · Elo · Top of Division 1Live

1Glass Warriors1574
2Smash BrosYOU1612
3Net Crashers1541
4Padel Pros1508
5Drop Shot Kings1452

Live

Act I · Leagues

Climb the ladder. Survive the drop.

Three skill-based divisions with promotion and relegation each season. Elo travels with the team across tiers, so mixed-tenure leagues stay fair without resetting history.

The season has a memory. Round-robin standings across as many divisions as you need. Every match nudges an all-time Elo that follows your team across seasons — not just this one.
Form strips, not feelings. The last five results, inline, so you read a team at a glance.
Zone treatments. Promotion and relegation rows tint quietly; the standings never shout.

9:41

Spring 2026

Standings

Spring 2026 · 6 teams

Glass Warriors

LWWLW

Smash Bros

WWLWW

Net Crashers

WLWLW

Padel Pros

LWLWL

Drop Shot Kings

LLWLL

PromotionRelegation

Home

Standings

Matches

My team

Wednesday · 8 players · 12 roundsRound 5 of 12

Court 1Live

Solberg/ Vik

Berg/ Holm

PointsR5 · to 24

13–9

Court 2Final

Lund/ Aas

Ruud/ Sand

FinalRound 5

16–8

Court 3Final

Aune/ Mo

Strand/ Dahl

FinalRound 5

11–13

Join code

4G7K

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Act II · Americano

From scan to scoreboard in five minutes.

A code on the screen, players join with a phone, scores roll in. Rotation handled. Standings live. The organiser keeps their drink.

One QR poster. Print it once, players join every session. No installs.
Courts-first console. The organiser sees who's on, who's next, who's waiting — at a glance.
Auto rotation. Pairings rotate by the format you picked. Score, confirm, next round.

Act III · Tournaments

From thirty-two to one.

Single-elimination or round-robin. The bracket climbs through Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary — and the Final earns its own spotlight.

Stage-rarity language. Each round wears the colour of its altitude. The Final is the summit, not a slightly tinted box.
One organiser, one screen. Courts on the left, bracket on the right, critical path on top.
Broadcast view. Open /live on the clubhouse TV. Champion banner, on-court now, the whole arc.

Club championship · 16 teams · Single eliminationSemifinal

Common
Uncommon
Rare
Legendary

Awaiting the champion

Smash Brosvswinner of SF 2

Sunday · 14:00

The number you'll screenshot

Every match tells a story.

Match pages aren't a scoreline buried in a list. Set-by-set breakdown, auto-generated narrative line, head-to-head context, and exact Elo impact. The number is the moment.

Match · 12 April 2026 · Round 14Tap to edit

Smash Bros

Beginners Luck

Elo+22Standings3rd → 2ndStreakW3H2H6–1

Straight-sets victory — the kind that sets the tone for a season.

All-time1684

Higher than 87% of teams across the field — and 162 points above where you started two seasons ago.

Season — Spring 20269matches

Longest win streak in Division 1 this season. Two clear of the next-best run.

Career3promotions

Climbed Division 5 to Division 2 in two years. The road shows up on your team profile, season by season.

Head-to-head6–1

Record against Glass Warriors since you both came up. The next meeting decides who tops the table.

Badges, quietly

Trophies that mean something.

No confetti, no hype — milestones, streaks, and rare moments, kept on a shelf you can revisit.

First Blood

Common

Hot Streak

Uncommon

Promoted

Rare

Season Champion

Legendary

Centurion

Locked

Sweep

Locked

Design principles

“No coins. No XP. No streaks for showing up. The only thing that matters is whether you can win when it counts.”

— Padel IQ design principle

Built for a phone in a club, after a match.

Dark mode, mono numbers, hairline tables. The standings page is what you check first, not the splash screen.

Calm, never loud.

One neon green, used six times across the whole app: logo, primary CTA, active nav, Legendary ring, the Final, the live dot. Everything else gets out of the way.

Earned, not awarded.

No participation badges. No streaks for showing up. The achievements you collect are the ones a captain actually cares about.

Frequently asked

Common questions.

How does promotion and relegation work?

At the end of each season, the bottom team in every division drops down and the top team in the division below moves up. The top of the highest division and the bottom of the lowest division stay put. An admin confirms the movements before the next season begins.

What is Elo and why use it?

Elo is a chess-style rating that adjusts after every match based on the gap between teams. New teams start at 1500 with a higher calibration weight (K=40) for the first ten matches, then settle to K=20. Walkovers do not affect Elo.

Can my partner change between seasons?

A team is defined by its two core players — the partnership IS the team. A team can keep a small player pool of three or four names for occasional substitutions, and those subs don't change the team's identity or Elo. A permanent change to either core player means a new team starts.

What happens if a match is contested?

Either captain submits the score; the opposing captain must confirm before the result is official. If they dispute, an admin reviews and resolves it with an audit trail.

Is there a mobile app?

Padel IQ is mobile-first web. It works as a PWA so you can install it to your home screen and use it offline-friendly. No app store, no installs to chase.

What does it cost?

Pricing is not finalised yet. Phase 0 is in build; pricing will land before the first paid league season opens.

Ready to upgrade your padel?

Standings, scoring, ratings, brackets, achievements — across leagues, Americano, and tournaments. All in one calm interface.

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Free during beta
Built in Norway
Fixed-partner doubles
EN · NB · LT

Climb the ladder. Survive the drop.

Three skill-based divisions with promotion and relegation each season. Elo travels with the team across tiers, so mixed-tenure leagues stay fair without resetting history.

The season has a memory. Round-robin standings across as many divisions as you need. Every match nudges an all-time Elo that follows your team across seasons — not just this one.

Form strips, not feelings. The last five results, inline, so you read a team at a glance.

Zone treatments. Promotion and relegation rows tint quietly; the standings never shout.

From scan to scoreboard in five minutes.

A code on the screen, players join with a phone, scores roll in. Rotation handled. Standings live. The organiser keeps their drink.

One QR poster. Print it once, players join every session. No installs.

Courts-first console. The organiser sees who's on, who's next, who's waiting — at a glance.

Auto rotation. Pairings rotate by the format you picked. Score, confirm, next round.

From thirty-two to one.

Single-elimination or round-robin. The bracket climbs through Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary — and the Final earns its own spotlight.

Stage-rarity language. Each round wears the colour of its altitude. The Final is the summit, not a slightly tinted box.

One organiser, one screen. Courts on the left, bracket on the right, critical path on top.

Broadcast view. Open /live on the clubhouse TV. Champion banner, on-court now, the whole arc.