Systems like PodPlay start with an install. PaddleStack starts with an app. Open play, tournaments and leagues run on the phones, tablets and TVs you already own — and you decide if you ever buy more.
Every setup runs the same app. Pick a level to see what it unlocks.
Your host runs the session from the app. Players join on their own phones — or scan a QR code in a browser, no download needed.
Run a Tuesday open play, a Saturday tournament and a Thursday league from the same place.
A live queue with fair court rotation, skill-balanced games, parties that play together, and King of the Court.
Round robin, single or double elimination, pools into brackets, rotate-partners and MLP — with live scoring.
Recurring play with standings that carry from week to week, on a board players can follow.
RSVPs, caps, waitlists that promote themselves, and paid entry collected in the app.
Every display is a URL. Set it as the TV's start page once and it finds today's session on its own.
There is no PaddleStack box on your wall. If a device dies, any replacement works the same day.
A QR code at the door checks people in from a browser, so a tournament door rush never stalls on downloads.
Start on a phone. Add a tablet when the desk gets busy, a TV when the crowd grows. Your call, your timeline.
Stream courts with the camera you choose. PaddleStack supplies the live scorebug overlay for OBS.
Courts, queues and rosters stay current on every phone, tablet and TV in the building. Nobody refreshes.
No. A host with a phone can run open play, a tournament or a league night today. Tablets and TVs are optional upgrades you add when they're worth it to you — and you buy them anywhere.
Anything with a modern web browser: a smart TV, a Fire TV or Chromecast-style stick, a mini PC, an old laptop, an iPad or an Android tablet. The display pages are designed to run unattended for days.
They can check in by scanning a QR code in their phone's browser, or staff can add them as guests from the front desk. Nobody is turned away at the door for not having the app.
No. There's nothing to mount and no wiring. If you already list your courts, PaddleStack attaches them to your venue; otherwise you tell it how many courts you have and it creates them.
That's the point. A session started from a phone shows up on a big board the moment you turn one on — no migration, no re-setup.
Tell us about your facility and we'll help you run your first session — on the gear you already have.