Odd numbers are fine
Five, six, nine of you. pad3l shares the sit-outs evenly and mixes up partners, so nobody spends the night on the bench.
Five turn up, or seven. Someone's late. Someone has to leave early. pad3l keeps the score, sorts out who plays next, and hands out the trophies at the end. You just play.
Free. No accounts. Nothing to set up before you get to the court.
Plans change. pad3l changes with them, and nobody has to do the maths.
Five, six, nine of you. pad3l shares the sit-outs evenly and mixes up partners, so nobody spends the night on the bench.
Someone turns up after the start. Add them and they go into the next round. The rotation re-plans itself.
Take someone out when their round ends. The next round is planned without them. Bring them back with a tap if they stay.
Sunday mates, work lot, family. Keep a league for each, and play in as many as you like.
At the end of every session the board hands out the trophies, one by one, to the whole group. Then the league table moves and the recap card lands in the group chat.
Rare
Lost the first two rounds, then won the session.
Uncommon
Lost two or more rounds by a single point. We feel for you.
Common
Someone has to prop the table up. It builds character.
Mythic
Won five sessions in a row. Nobody is enjoying this but you.
| # | Player | Pts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 🦊 Priya the Escapologist | 47 |
| 2 | 🐻 Sam the Wall | 41 |
| 3 | 🦄 Jo Midas | 33 |
| 4 | 🐢 Alex Keeper of the Spoon | 15 |
On a phone or the tablet by the court. Pick a format. That screen becomes the board.
Scan the QR code or type the four letter code. No sign-up. No password.
pad3l tells you when to change ends, who serves and who plays next.
Two big buttons and a one-tap undo. Anyone on court can score, and every screen stays in step.
A tablet by the court shows the score, who serves and who is up next. Tap it to score too.
Clip a Bluetooth clicker to the fence and score without touching a screen.
Score from your wrist between points, and keep your phone in your bag.