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Tap a player, then a box: teams and drive or revés sides are set on the court.

After the match, one phone goes round the table. Each player rates the others' shots from 1 to 10, and a split-flap scoreboard reveals everyone's averages.
Free of accounts. Works offline. Made for a regular foursome.
Tap a row to see the votes.
Three to five minutes on the bench after the last point. One phone, four players, nobody sees anyone else's votes.
Tap a player, then a box: teams and drive or revés sides are set on the court.

Give the phone to the next player. They hold to start, rate the other three, then pass it on.

Every average flips onto the board. Best, weakest and biggest move get their stamps.


You're rating Marco's bandeja. Two friends already gave him a 7 and a 9, and you can't see that in the app. Pick your number and watch his average land.
Pick a number to see where it lands.
Every night adds to each player's form: the average of their last five nights, shot by shot.

Serve, volley, bandeja, víbora, smash, lob and wall exits. Your current form is drawn in blue, with your form before last night as an outline behind it, so you can see what moved.
"Work on this" picks your lowest shot that dropped since the night before and gives one plain tip. For Marco's lob: lift it high and deep over the net player's backhand to win the net back.
A line per shot across your nights, with the latest value next to it. Trends start after your second night.

The crew shares one ranking, sorted by overall rating, with wins, sets won and each player's best shot. Head-to-head keeps the record of every pair against the pairs it has played.
Jess leads on 7.4 with her volley; Marco has the most wins.

No account, no sign-in, no cloud. Your crew lives on the phone that runs the night.
No. One phone runs the whole night. It goes from hand to hand, and each player holds a button to start so nobody gets skipped.
As many as you like. Each match is four players, two a side, and you pick them on the court for every night.
Tap "Didn't see it". That vote is left out of the average, so it never drags anyone down.
No. Votes stay hidden while the phone goes round. At the reveal you can tap a row to see the three votes behind it, anonymous and sorted.
Yes. Open the night in Match history, tap Edit, change the scores or the ratings and save.
Yes. Everything works offline, so the club bar's wifi doesn't matter.