You decide who sees what, and you can narrow it in one tap.
You choose who can see ten different things about you, and none of them start open to everyone. Sharing more is always something you decide to do yourself.
Free to sign up, and ready for all seven racket sports.
How it works
Your name, rating, results, town, attendance record, team competitions, whether you can be found for a match, your calendar and who you follow each have their own setting: the people you play with, all signed-in players, or only you. Your name, rating, results and town start at all signed-in players, and you can be found for a match from the start. Your calendar and your attendance record start at only you, and your attendance record can never be shown to everyone. You can change each one in your privacy settings.
Only you can download your own data. Not even an administrator can do it for you. Deleting your account needs your password. A password must be at least eight characters and cannot be one that appears in known data leaks, and there are no rules about capital letters or symbols.
Other players can see it. Search engines only if you say so.
Showing something to all players means people signed in to SetMatcher, never a page a search engine can read. Making something public is a separate switch that starts off: a club publishes itself, an organiser publishes an event, and you publish your own page. Publishing a club or an event never publishes the people in it, and on those pages names are shown as a first name and initial.
- Privacy
- Account
- Your data
- Security
More of what it does
Ratings, tournaments, leagues, ladders and the rest of what SetMatcher does.
- Ratings and rankingsAn Elo rating per sport and discipline, settled after fifteen matches.
- Running a tournamentFrom entry list to final: the draw, the courts, printouts and results.
- The drawNine draw formats, and six of them give beaten players more matches.
- Competitions and leaguesDivisions, team fixtures, line-ups, and a league table counted your way.
- The ladderChallenge upwards, climb, and see every change in the history.
- Tournament day and the deskCourts, a planned day, and a desk that keeps going without wifi.
- Scoring point by pointScore rally by rally in seven sports, undo mistakes and share a live scoreboard.
- Finding players and challengesFind players by level, place and free time, then challenge one.
- Clubs and committeesMembers, a committee, your own logo and colours, and one owner.
Your first match is one tap away.
Free for players. Clubs get a register, a park map, court bookings and lessons.