01First serve
Rally scores the match, moves your rating, and keeps the record.
02The rally
You tap the point as it lands. That is the whole entry.
03Match point
The match is over, and the score is already filled in.
04Confirmed
Two phones, one result. That is what makes it evidence.
05The rating moves
You do not set your rating. The match sets it.
06The ladder
Ranked on results, not on who posts the most.
07The rivalry
3–1, and both of you signed off on every one of them.
A rating per sport, opponents who play at your level, hours on court, and a result both of you signed off on.
These are the real screens. Press one — nothing here is saved or sent.
FIG. 01Your profile
They do not share a number. Table tennis moves on table tennis, tennis on tennis, and each one carries its own tier. Everything beside it is a count of things that happened — matches, win rate, streak, hours on court.
FIG. 02Challenges
The record
Won, lost, and the one still waiting on the other player to confirm it.
FIG. 03Logging a match
Rated counts toward your rating and Friendly does not, and there is a cap of three rated matches a day against the same person. Then the other player confirms, and only then does either rating move.
FIG. 04Training
Start the clock, put the phone in your bag, play. The time keeps counting with the app closed, and the session joins the record when you end it.
FOR ACADEMIES
Students scan a printed QR on the way in. Attendance, hours on court and the ladder all follow from that one scan, and at the end of the month every parent gets a report. It runs from any browser — there is nothing for a coach to install.
Rally for academies08Get Rally
Free on iPhone and Android. Your first match is the only setup there is.
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