RacketDay
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You run the night. We do the math.

Padel evenings for the group you already have. The pairs, the schedule and the standings are worked out for you — including an hour before start, when a pair drops out.

Your players open a link in a browser. There is nothing to install.

Create a tournament

The first three steps need no account.

The wizard

Four steps, and all four open right now

No sign-in first, no empty form to get past. Open any step, look around, close the tab. Nothing is lost and nothing is sent.

The draft saves itself.

Step one asks what you are running:

Americano
You enter solo. Pairs change every round, standings are individual
Mexicano
Same, but next-round pairs depend on current places
Winners court
Winners move up a court, losers move down. No draws: a golden point decides it
Groups + playoff
You enter as a pair. Groups, then a bracket: every place is played out by default
Team tie
Sides across categories. The organizer enters lineups; captains are optional
Team americano
The pair is fixed and plays every other pair once

At 4, 8, 12 and 16 players nobody partners the same person twice, and everyone meets each of the others exactly twice. That is a solved problem in math, and the solved tables sit in the code.

What you see, and what they see

Your screen

The roster, the courts, the rounds, and the score as it lands. Built for one person holding a phone in the hall.

Their screen

The tournament page opens in any browser: the time, the venue, and who is coming. No app, no download, no password to invent.

We do not message your players for you. You send the link through the chat your group already uses.

The evening that breaks

Plans break every time. These are the three that break most.

  1. An hour before, a pair drops out

    Take them off the list. The draw is built when you press start — from whoever is actually there, not from the list you wrote yesterday.

  2. No connection in the hall

    Scores you enter stand in a queue and go out when the line is back. The board tells you how old what you are looking at is.

  3. A phone dies and you want paper

    Print the day plan, the score sheets and the line-ups. Paper is a supported way to run the evening, not a failure.

Where this stops: once the tournament has started, the schedule is fixed. Points and places recount themselves; rounds are not reshuffled mid-evening.

Free for the organizer

No card and no plan to choose. Whatever your players pay you, they pay you at the venue. It does not pass through the app, and we hold none of it back.

How we plan to live: paid extras for people who run a lot — not a cut of what your players hand you.

What this does not do

  • No payments and no fee collection.
  • No court booking.
  • No messages to your players. You send the link yourself.
  • Padel only. The wizard has no other sport in it.
  • No season and no series. Each tournament stands on its own.
  • One theme, the dark one.
RacketDay — padel evenings for the group you already have