Padel finally has a number.
Record your matches, get them confirmed by the people you played, and watch your score move. One figure, 9.9 down to 0.0. Lower is better.
How it works
Padel has no accepted way to answer “how good are you?” Everyone's “intermediate”. Racquettier turns the matches you already play into a rating people can trust.
- 01
Play
Singles, doubles, or an Americano or Mexicano session with rotating partners. Play the way you already do.
- 02
Record
Enter the set scores afterwards, or score point by point on your phone while friends follow along live.
- 03
Confirm
The other players confirm the result. Nothing counts until they do, so nobody can invent a win.
- 04
Move
Your score, tier and leaderboard place update. See your form, your best partner and your toughest opponent.
Get your number down
One score from 0.0 to 9.9, and lower is better. A bounded number stays readable, and chasing it down is more fun than watching a four-digit rating tick up.
- Record
- 23–14
- Form
- WWLWW
- Club rank
- #7
- PlayerWhere the ladder starts.7.0 – 9.9
- BossThe broad middle. Most new players land around 4.5.1.0 – 6.9
- GangsterStrong. Properly strong.0.0 – 0.9
- A hidden tierHidden. Everyone else sees Gangster.Below 0.0
Nobody can invent a result
Doubles needs three confirmations, singles two, and at least two must come from real accounts. Results can be disputed for 48 hours.
Margin matters, up to a point
6-0 6-0 says more than 7-6 7-5, so it moves you further. Beyond about two clean sets, running up the score buys nothing.
Taking a break doesn't cost your rank
Stop for a year and you come back to the same number. The app is just less sure of it, so it settles again faster.
A lucky week won't top the table
Leaderboards rank settled records above hot streaks. Your first five matches are provisional while the number finds you.
Questions
The short version: play, record, get confirmed, watch your number move.