Tournaments that run themselves.
Pick a format, add your players and press start. CourtTable draws every round, keeps every score and puts the standings live on a page anyone can follow.
Single matches are free. Tournaments and leagues come with a plan or a quick game.
Round 1 of 7
In play- Chloe: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Kenji: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Amara: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Lucas: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Sofia: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Mateo: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
An example with made-up players and scores. In the app you add your own players and enter the real results.
Live for everyone.
Every tournament and league gets a public page with the pairings, scores and standings. Share the link or the QR code — nobody else needs the app.
Americano · PadelRound 1 of 7- Chloe: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Kenji: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Amara: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Lucas: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Sofia: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Mateo: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
- Leila: W 0, P 0, +/- 0
Made for the big screen.
A TV view for the venue: who plays on which court, the current round and the live table.
Round 1 of 7- Chloe: P 0, +/- 0
- Kenji: P 0, +/- 0
- Amara: P 0, +/- 0
- Lucas: P 0, +/- 0
- Sofia: P 0, +/- 0
On every phone, without the app.
Players open the link or scan the QR code and follow the same rounds, scores and standings as the TV.
Made for the big screen.
A TV view for the venue: who plays on which court, the current round and the live table.
On every phone, without the app.
Players open the link or scan the QR code and follow the same rounds, scores and standings as the TV.
Everything a tournament needs. Nothing it doesn't.
From the first draw to the final standings, the app does the bookkeeping — so the organizer gets to play too.
Settles it in playoffs.
Finish the rounds with a knockout bracket, from the quarter-finals to the final, each match on its own court and the scores filled in as they're played.
Crowns the winner.
When the last round is played, the podium is ready: the winner's trophy, the final table and an image to share.
Every round, in numbers.
Points over rounds, the longest win streak, the biggest win — the story of the tournament, charted live.
Runs the whole season.
Leagues with divisions and seasons, promotion and relegation, and a table that updates after every tournament.
League
A record for every player.
Over a league season, each player builds a record of their own: win rate, titles, podiums, best finish and win streaks.
Your players, saved.
Keep a directory of the people you play with and add them to any tournament in a tap. Their contact details stay private.
Every format. One app.
Americano, mexicano, round robin, knockout, World Cup, leagues and more — each with its own draws, rounds and scoring, ready in a tap.
4–32 players
Americano
Partners rotate every round on a fixed schedule so everyone plays with and against everyone. Points count for each player, and the highest total wins.
4–64 players
Mexicano
Like Americano, but each round is drawn from the standings, so the closest players meet as the tournament goes on.
4–24 players
Mix Americano
Americano for mixed pairs: every pair is one man and one woman, and partners rotate every round.
4–100 players
Mix Mexicano
Mexicano for mixed pairs: every pair is one man and one woman, drawn from the standings each round.
8–64 players
King of the court
Winners move up a court and losers move down, round after round, until the best settle on court one.
8–64 players
Beat the box
Players are split into boxes and partner everyone in their box, then are regrouped with players of a similar level based on their results.
4–100 players
Round Robin
Every entrant plays every other entrant. With fixed teams, each team meets each other team once.
4–16 players
Club Clash
Two sides enter the same number of teams, every team plays all the teams of the other side, and the side with the most wins takes the clash.
8–128 players
Knockout
A single-elimination bracket: win and you go through, lose and you are out, until one entrant is left.
8–128 players
World Cup
Teams play a round robin in groups, and the best of each group go through to a knockout bracket.
Built for your sport.
Padel, pickleball, tennis, badminton, squash and table tennis: each with the formats and scoring it usually plays.
Frequently asked questions
CourtTable is an app for organizing racquet-sport tournaments and leagues. You pick a format, add your players and press start; CourtTable draws the rounds, keeps the scores and standings, and gives every event a public page that players and spectators can follow live.
Padel, tennis, badminton, squash, pickleball and table tennis. Pick the sport when you create a tournament and CourtTable suggests the scoring it usually plays, which you can change.
No. Only the organizer uses the app. Players and spectators follow the tournament on its public page, from a link or a QR code, without an account.
Download CourtTable for iOS or Android, enter your name and your sport, and you are ready. Create a tournament, add players from your directory or type new names, and press start.
Americano, Mexicano and their mixed versions, Round Robin, Winners Lane (King of the Court), Beat the Box, Knockout, World Cup, Club Clash, single matches and leagues. Each format page explains the rules.
Yes, depending on the format. The rotating formats such as Americano and Mexicano play singles or doubles, the mixed formats and Beat the Box play doubles, and the team formats take teams of one or two.
The organizer, in the app. Every score appears on the public page and the big-screen view straight away, and the next round is drawn from the results.
Set the number of courts you have. CourtTable spreads the same matches over more rounds, so everyone still plays the same number of matches.
For formats that lay out every round in advance, such as Americano and Round Robin, you can cap the number of rounds to fit your booking.
Yes. Every tournament has a big-screen view with the courts, the current round and the standings. Open it on any TV or laptop from the tournament's share options.
A league groups tournaments into divisions and seasons. The table updates after every tournament, and at the end of a season players or teams can be promoted and relegated between divisions.
The public page shows each player's name and photo (if you add one), the pairings, scores and standings. Email addresses, phone numbers and notes you keep in your player directory are never published.
Single matches are free. Running a tournament needs an Organizer or Manager subscription, or a quick game for that tournament. Creating leagues needs Manager. Prices are shown in the app.
A one-off pass for a single tournament, for organizers who don't need a subscription. Buy one or several; each is used when you start a tournament and never expires.
Subscriptions are billed by the App Store or Google Play, so you cancel in your store account settings. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
The app creates an anonymous account for you when you finish onboarding — no email or password. It lives on your device, so it cannot be restored if you delete the app.
In the app, open the Menu tab, tap your name and choose Remove account. See our account deletion page for what is removed.
Email support@padelfast.com or use the contact form. We reply within a working day.
Your next tournament, ready in minutes.
Download CourtTable, pick a format and add your players. The first round is drawn the moment you press start.
Single matches are free. Tournaments need a plan or a quick game.