Everything on this page is built and running.
No roadmap column, no asterisks. If it's named here you can use it. We're in beta, so expect rough edges — but not missing features.
Play & scorekeeping
The part you use with a paddle in your hand.
Start a game in seconds
Quick-launch a doubles match without setting up a roster first. Add people by first name — they don't need the app, or an account, to be scored.
Score it the way you actually play
Tap the score, call it out hands-free, or skip scorekeeping entirely and enter the final. Side-outs, serve rotation and court position are worked out for you.
Fix what the game got wrong
An action log of every rally, with undo and correction. Positions and court ends persist, so a mid-game repair doesn't corrupt the rest of the match.
Score from your wrist
An Apple Watch app for confirming and correcting the score without pulling your phone out, including an offline queue that replays when you're back in signal.
Rating & progress
What all that scorekeeping adds up to.
A rating that reflects how you play
DNKR is computed from real match results rather than self-reported skill, and shown as a profile radar rather than one number pretending to be the whole story.
Your stats, at the scope you care about
Win rate, point differential and history — filterable rather than a single lifetime aggregate that hides how you're playing lately.
Peer assessment
Players rate each other after a match. It feeds the rating and gives you a read on your game from the people across the net.
Courts, gear & people
The context around the game.
Know a court before you drive there
A court directory with venue detail and a server-side weather read per court, so you can tell whether it's worth the trip.
Track the paddle, not just the player
Log the gear you own and see how you actually perform with each paddle, instead of guessing whether the new one is helping.
Crews, groups and friends
The people you actually play with, kept as a group rather than re-assembled from scratch every session — plus coordination rooms scoped to a game.
Leagues & tournaments
For whoever ends up running things.
Run a tournament
Divisions, an entry desk that takes walk-ups, round-robin pools with a generated schedule, and live standings. Organizers work from a web console, not a phone.
A page your players can just open
Publish a tournament and anyone with the link sees who's up next, the pool tables and the results. No app, no account, no download.
Seasons and leagues
Recurring play with a configurable points engine, a schedule, standings and season passes — so a season is a season, not a folder of one-off matches.
Play a game. See what it tells you.
Sign in with Google and you're in. Bring the people you already play with — they can be scored without accounts of their own.