One-day tournaments and leagues that last weeks or months: categories, groups, brackets and individual leagues. Players sign up from a link and enter their own results — tables and the club TV update themselves.
Everything a player sees is free. Clubs join the desk on request, and leagues beyond 8 entries come with the Club plan.
A one-day tournament or a whole season: categories, groups and knockout brackets, or divisions with promotion and relegation. Presets set the points and the rules; you can change every one.
Players sign up alone. The desk pairs them by level and weekly availability, offers the spot to reserves when someone drops, and applies your late-cancellation rules.
Any screen with a browser plays your playlist: today's matches, tables, brackets and sponsor slides. Nobody has to touch it.
Every league gets a shareable page with live tables. Sponsors appear on the page, per category and on the TV.
One league across several clubs. Host clubs enter results and bookings for the matches on their own courts only.
Add co-admins and front-desk staff. Players hear when a result needs confirming, a time is proposed or a spot opens; your staff when something needs the desk.
Name, country and type. The club owns its leagues, screens and sponsors — not one person.
Pick a preset, add categories and dates. Groups, brackets or the weekly plan are made for you.
Players and pairs sign up from the link or a QR on the club TV. You approve them and confirm levels.
Times are agreed or set by the club, scores come in from the court, tables and the TV update themselves.
They sign up, see their matches, enter scores and follow the table in any browser. Free, always.
Americano, Mexicano and Winners Court don't need the desk: everyone plays at once, partners rotate every round, no sign-up list. Quick games at your club ↓
For the days with no sign-up list: everyone at the club at once, partners changing every round. Padel Rondas deals every round of your Americano, Mexicano or Winners Court — courts, partners and who rests — keeps the score, and puts the courts and live standings on the club's TV.
Free on one or two courts. Three or more courts is Pro, in the iPhone app.
Share the link in the club's WhatsApp group or put the QR on the TV. Each player types their name and lands on the organizer's list — no app, no account, and nobody typing in forty names.
Pick the format and the courts — up to 16. Padel Rondas pairs everyone, rotates partners and shares out the rests — nobody sits out twice before everyone has sat out once.
The organizer saves each result, or lets players send their own court's score to check. The TV and every player's phone update the moment it's saved — and the organizer's phone keeps going with no signal.
Open padelrondas.com/tv on any screen with a browser — a smart TV, or a laptop plugged into the one in the bar — and type the six-character code from the organizer's app. Nobody touches it after that: it follows the game by itself.
Americano when it's social and everyone should partner everyone, Mexicano when you want the courts to level out, Winners Court when you want a fight for court one.
Yes. Sign in to the club desk with the Apple, Google or email account you already use. Your quick games and your club live side by side.
No. Any browser works: a league link opens their matches, results and the table, and a quick game's link or QR lets them add their name and follow their court and the standings. Everything a player does is free.
Players never pay. Quick games on one or two courts are free, and so are tournaments and leagues with up to 8 entries. Quick games on three or more courts, their Club TV and the full history are Pro — a personal subscription in the iPhone app, on the organizer's own Apple ID. Bigger tournaments and leagues come with a separate Club plan for the club; Pro stays exactly as sold today.
Yes. Add co-admins and staff; each signs in with their own account. Host clubs in a multi-venue league get access to their own courts' matches only.
Yes. In a tournament or league they enter their results from the league link, and the tables update themselves. In a quick game it's opt-in: each player can send their own court's result, and it only counts once the organizer saves it.
Any screen with a web browser — a smart TV, or a laptop connected to one. A tournament or league plays its playlist from the club desk. For a quick game, the organizer needs Pro on iPhone: open padelrondas.com/tv, type the code from the app and press Full screen.
From four players on one court up to 16 courts — 64 players on court at once. Anyone who doesn't fit on a court rests that round, and nobody rests twice before everyone has rested once.
For a quick game the organizer's phone doesn't need it: rounds, scores and standings keep working offline and sync when the connection comes back. The TV and the players' phones catch up as soon as it does.
Not yet. On Android everything runs in the browser — the club desk, the league pages and quick games on one or two courts — and players on any phone can join and follow along. Quick games on three or more courts start in the iPhone app for now.
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