PADEL HAS NUMBERS. KORA KEEPS THEM.

Pick a format, say how many courts you booked, choose the players. Kora builds each round: who sits out is decided by who has rested least, and which court you land on is decided by your points — so the strong pairs meet each other and nobody spends the night on the bench. Mixed formats always come out two men and two women per court.

All the courts in a round are open at once, each scored on its own. Count point by point when someone has the patience, or just enter the final score when nobody did — both land in the same standings. The phone stays awake while the round is running.

A short placement quiz decides where you start; everything after that is won on court. Rating points only count once other players in the session confirm the result, and the last place gives up exactly what first place earns — so agreeing to lose buys nothing. Ten tiers, four divisions each.

Put a session on the calendar and share it to WhatsApp; players ask to join and you approve them. Everyone gets a reminder an hour before, and a nudge when a result is waiting on their confirmation. Players without an account can still be added as guests so the standings stay complete.

Every player carries their own QR code in the app. Point the camera at the code of the person next to you and they land in your friends list — no asking for a full name, a phone number, or how their handle is spelled.

Your friends list shows who is online, who is mid-session, and who shares a club with you. From there you can open their profile or invite them straight into your next session.

Talk about times, courts and who is actually coming lives inside the app, next to the session it belongs to — not buried in a group chat about everything else.

New to the app? Browse other players by tier and club, look at their record, and send a friend request — without waiting for somebody to introduce you.