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Padel Rally Home: Rally Rating 3.74, Intermediate ★4, 40 games, 55.5 hours on court, 14 weeks in a row.

01 Track

Every game
counts.

Every game goes into one record: who, where, how long, how it went. Ninety minutes on court, and it stays there.

  1. 1 game

    Your first game. Your Padel Passport opens.

  2. 10 games

    Partners, venues and a run of weeks start to show.

  3. 40 games

    • 55.5 hours
    • 9 players
    • 2 venues
    • 60% won
    • 14 weeks in a row

Nothing resets. It only gets longer.

Your Padel
Passport

One place for every game you play: who with, where, and how it went. It shows where all that play has got you, a Rally Rating and the Rally Level it reads as, and it follows you to whichever court you play on next.

Your profile gets better every time you play.

  • Maya Shaw's Padel Passport: left side, right-handed, confirms results, home club Glasshouse Padel Club, most often with Ollie Bennett.

    Passport

    Who you are on court: your side, your home club, who you play with most.

  • Home: Rally Rating 3.74, Intermediate ★4, up after the last Rated game; 40 games, 55.5 hours on court, 14 weeks in a row.

    Home

    Rally Rating 3.74, Intermediate ★4. Forty games, and fourteen weeks in a row.

Log a game
in seconds

Who played, where and when, and the score. Rated, unless you call it a Friendly.

  1. Log a game, who: doubles, with Maya Shaw and Sam Okafor against Jake Morrison and Leah Collins.

    Who

    Pick the other three. Everyone you add is asked to confirm.

  2. Log a game, where and when: the venue, the start time and 90 minutes played.

    Where & when

    The venue, when you started, how long you played.

  3. Log a game, score: Glasshouse Padel Club, 90 minutes, 6–4 6–3, and Rated selected.

    Score

    Games in each set, Rated or Friendly, and how it felt if you want.

  • Rated

    Counts toward your Rally Rating once the result is verified.

  • Friendly

    Still counts in your Padel Passport: the game, the hours, the venue, the people and your weeks in a row. It won't change your Rally Rating.

You choose Friendly before the result goes out, so the other three see it while they confirm. After they do, it stands.

One game.
Four histories updated.

If four people step onto a padel court, that's a Padel Rally activity.

One of them logs it, the other three confirm, and every Passport moves at once.

A verified Rated game: Maya Shaw and Ollie Bennett won 6–1 6–1 against Leah Collins and Hannah Price at Glasshouse Padel Club. Ollie logged it; Maya and Leah confirmed, and Hannah was confirmed automatically.

  1. Ollie

    Thirteen games with Maya now, and nine of them won.

    Logged it

  2. Maya

    Her fortieth game, and her third win in a row.

    Confirmed

  3. Leah

    The result goes into her games, her form and her history against both of them.

    Confirmed

  4. Hannah

    Same game, same score, in her Passport too.

    Confirmed

Confirming is one tap. It is also what makes a score count: a result only feeds form, runs and your rating once the people who played it agree.

02 Connect

The game is
the content.

You don't post about padel. You play it, and the game becomes something the people you play with can see, rally and talk about.

A feed built
from games

Follow players and crews, and the feed writes itself from the games they play: who played, where, the score, and whether it was Rated.

A rally is how you tell someone their game was good.

Every game has a game card too: the result, made to be sent to the group chat.

The feed: Maya's Rated wins with Ollie Bennett at Glasshouse Padel Club and Riverside Padel, each with rallies and a comment, and a game of Hannah Price's.

Your people,
in one place

The crew you play with every week, the game that needs a fourth, and everyone you've shared a court with.

  • Thursday Night Crew: invite only, six members, a crew chat and the member list.

    Rally Crews

    Thursday Night Crew: the members, one chat, and challenges you take on together.

  • An open doubles game at Glasshouse Padel Club, looking for players, one place left: one more for a hit, 3.5 to 4.0 ideally.

    Looking for 1

    Three of you have a court and need a fourth. Post an open game and say who would fit.

  • People: players Maya played with recently, and who she follows.

    People

    Everyone you've played with, the people you follow, and players who've chosen to be found.

Your club doesn't need to be on Padel Rally for your games there to count.

03 Progress

Am I actually
getting better?

Form, runs, the partners you win with, and a rating history that shows the trend. The question every player asks on the drive home, answered from the games you played.

  • Last 107–3
  • Wins in a row3
  • Weeks in a row14since 10 Aug 2026
  • Rally Rating+0.24in 3 months

Your level
over time

Maya started at 3.5, has been as high as 3.8, and is up 0.24 in three months. The history shows the trend, so one bad night reads as one bad night.

Up after your last Rated game.

After every Rated game, the Passport says which way your rating went.

Rating history chart: a stepped line over three months, from about 3.5 to 3.74, inside the Intermediate band.

Form, runs
and pairs

Your last ten results, how many weeks in a row you've played, your current run of wins, and how you do with each partner. Recent form says more about how you're playing now than any career total.

Wins in a row is a run worth showing. A losing run never becomes a mark.

  • Form: 7–3 in the last ten results. Runs: 14 weeks in a row since 10 August 2026, 3 wins in a row. Marks earned below.

    Form and runs

    7–3 in her last ten. Fourteen weeks in a row, three wins in a row.

  • Pairs and teams: Ollie Bennett, 13 together, 9–4, steady chemistry; then Sam Okafor, Hannah Price and Leah Collins.

    Pairs

    Thirteen games with Ollie Bennett, 9–4. Every partner, and how you do together.

04 Fitness Coming

Your padel is training.
Track it like training.

Every game keeps its time on court and how it felt. Next comes what those hours did: heart rate, calories, active minutes and training load.

One game, start to finish

Heart rate

Preview
Warm-upSet 1Set 2Cool-down

  • Every game keeps

    Time on court, game by game: Maya has 55.5 hours logged. And how it felt, in four words: easy, solid, on fire, brutal.

  • Coming

    • Heart rate and zones
    • Calories
    • Active minutes
    • Training load, week by week

Heart rate will come from Padel Rally's own watch app, the one that keeps the score courtside. Without a watch, the game still counts.

05 Live match

Your match.
Live.

One watch keeps the score. One phone shows it courtside. When the match ends, the result is already in the game.

Nothing to type in afterwards.

Courtside scoreboard, full screen: Maya Shaw and Ollie Bennett lead a set to nil and hold 30 to 15 against Chloe Adams and Priya Nair, who are serving.
  1. Watch Tap the point from your wrist. A haptic says it landed. Undo is one tap away, because mis-taps happen when you're playing.
  2. Scoreboard The phone goes full screen by the court: both teams, sets, games, who's serving, and the point big enough to read from the far baseline.
  3. Game Every point is kept in order, so the game holds the whole match, not just the final line: sets, games, duration, who won.
  4. Confirm The other three confirm it, as with any result. Scoring live is better evidence, not a shortcut: a live match they all confirm is as strong as a score gets.

On the wrist

Keep score without breaking the flow of the match. One player wears the watch, every point is captured live, and the game stays in sync from first serve to final point.

  • + Us / + Them — fast, obvious scoring at a glance
  • Undo — instantly correct the last point
  • Pause & resume — for breaks, interruptions or time off court
  • End match — closes the score and sends the result for confirmation
  • Haptic feedback — every scoring action confirmed on your wrist

Any way you score

The rules live in the scoring engine, not on the watch, so the same wrist can keep any format you play.

  • Rated or Friendly, set before the first point like the format is
  • Advantage or golden point
  • Tie-breaks and match tie-breaks
  • Best of three, and the formats your crew actually uses
  • Set-by-set history and match duration, kept for later
When it ends Already in the game waiting on the other three to confirm

06 Understand

More than
a number.

A number on its own tells you very little. Padel Rally shows you the rating, the level it reads as, and the games behind both.

Level+ Evidence+ Context+ Confidence

Rally Rating,
Rally Level

The rating is the number your Rated games have built. The level is what it reads as. Maya's 3.74 reads as Intermediate ★4, and the next step up is Intermediate ★5.

Rally Rating 3.74 Rally Level Intermediate ★4 Up after the last Rated game · best 3.8
  • Built from Rated games with a verified result
  • A Friendly still counts in your Passport, and leaves the rating where it is
  • Always shown with the level it reads as
  • A history that shows the trend over months
  • A leaderboard at each club you play
Doubles leaderboard for Glasshouse Padel Club, ten players: Maya Shaw is second.

Club leaderboard

Every club has its own board. Maya is 2nd of 10 at Glasshouse Padel Club.

Achieve

A reason to
book Tuesday.

Take on a target with your crew, run a night for eight, and earn marks by turning up and by winning when it counts.

  • Crew challenge for Thursday Night Crew: together, play 40 doubles games in November; the crew is on 17 of 40.

    Crew challenges

    Together: play 40 doubles games this month. Thursday Night Crew is on 17.

  • Friday Americano, hosted by Maya: full, 8 of 8 places taken, 7 rounds of 24 points on 2 courts, and who's in.

    Americano nights

    Friday Americano: 8 of 8 places taken, two courts, the rounds worked out for you.

  • Every mark: confirming results, and milestones such as a first Rated doubles game and doubles games played.

    Every mark

    What there is to earn and what you hold, from your first Rated game to confirming every result.

AmericanoMexicanoCrew nightsCrew challenges

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  • Log every game
  • Your Padel Passport, Rally Rating and Rally Level
  • The feed, rallies and comments
  • Follow players, and Rally Crews
  • Open games and finding players
  • Form, runs and pairs
  • Challenges, nights and marks
  • Club leaderboards
  • Your Rally Year

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  • Full performance analytics
  • Deeper fitness trends and training load
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  • Match-up intelligence
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  • Racket and gear intelligence
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Achieve

Your
Rally Year

The whole year comes back as something you'd send to the group chat: the games, the hours, the month it all clicked, the people you played with most.

  • Busiest monthSeptember14 games
  • Most often withOllie Bennett13 games together · 9–4
  • Rally Year 2026, your year so far: 40 games, 55.5 hours on court, 24 wins, month by month with September the busiest at 14 games, and runs.

    Your 2026

    Forty games, 55.5 hours, month by month.

  • Rally Year places and people: two venues, Glasshouse Padel Club and Riverside Padel; nine players, most often with Ollie Bennett.

    Places and people

    Two venues, nine players, and who you played with and against most.

Next

Where your padel life goes next

Everything here grows from the same thing: a trustworthy record of the padel you actually play.

Rally Coach

Technique and tactical insight shaped by your matches, your form, your partners and your patterns.

Rally Gear

What you've actually done with your racket. Hours, results and games per racket, and what comparable players are playing with.

Rally Clubs

A richer identity for the clubs that host the game: community pages, club challenges, events and the activity of the people who play there.

Coaches

The people who coach you, following the games you log, so your development can be tracked against real matches.

Global Padel Passport

Your history follows you: every club, city, country, opponent, partner and mark, wherever the next court is.

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