Play more matches with people at your level.
SetMatcher keeps a rating from every match you play, helps you find opponents at your level, and runs your club’s ladders, leagues and tournaments, from the draw to the last result.
7 racket sports, each with its own scoring, in 6 languages.
- racket sports
- 7
- tournament formats
- 9
- languages
- 6
Your rating, your next match, and who to play, on one screen.
Three things, done properly.
Most apps stop at finding a partner. SetMatcher keeps score for the whole season, so every match you play counts for something.
- 1
A rating that means something
Each sport gets its own rating, kept apart for singles and doubles, and it updates after every match. The number itself shows at a glance who is a fair match.
How ratings work - 2
Groups that actually play
Start a group for your friends or your club. Organisers plan the rounds, and players accept, play and enter their own scores.
Competitions and leagues - 3
Tournaments without spreadsheets
Seeded knockouts, round robins and groups, with byes placed for you and courts and times planned for every round.
Browse the tournaments
Tournament management software, from sign-up sheet to final.
Seeded draws, byes placed for you, and results entered right at the court. Players see who they play next, and organisers see what is left to schedule.
An Elo rating in every sport, with the results behind it.
Every result you both confirm moves your rating, and each sport keeps its own, with singles and doubles counted separately. The number shows at a glance who is a fair match, and your recent results show how you got there.
How ratings work
Record the score before you leave the court.
Everything a match needs fits on a phone in one hand: the score in your sport’s own words, who still has to confirm it, and how it moved your rating. Enter it while you pack up, and the ladder, the draw and the league table are up to date before you reach the car park.
Scoring point by point
Seven sports, each scored its own way.
Tennis, padel, pickleball, badminton, beach tennis, squash and table tennis each have their own scoring, formats and words. Tennis is played in sets, badminton in games to 21, and squash has no sets at all. SetMatcher follows the rules of your sport, so a score reads the way you would say it on court.
- TennisEight formats, both sides of every tie-break, and a match won on sets.
- PadelThree deuce rules, best of three only, and the court side you play.
- PickleballTwo scoring systems, six formats, and a score called with three numbers.
- BadmintonA cap no other sport here has, and both BWF scoring systems.
- Beach tennisOne point at 40-40, always, in every format.
- SquashNo sets, no cap, and up to three plate draws.
- Table tennisFour match lengths, from a league three to a nine-game team tie.
- All seven sports7 racket sports, each with its own scoring, in 6 languages.
Your first match is one tap away.
Free for players. Clubs get a register, a park map, court bookings and lessons.