Padel PartyQuestions and answers
Padel Party is a web app that runs a padel session end to end: it draws the rounds, keeps the score on every court at once, ranks the players live, and carries the results into a rating, a leaderboard and a coaching report.
- What is Padel Party?
Padel Party is a web app for running and scoring padel sessions. It draws americano and mexicano rounds across one or more courts, keeps the score live, ranks the players, and feeds the results into a rating, a leaderboard, match statistics and coaching reports.
- Do I need to install anything?
No. Padel Party runs in the browser at app.padelparty.id on a phone, tablet or laptop. You sign in with an account; there is no app store download.
- How are the points calculated?
Three points for a win, two for a draw, one for a loss, and one for a round the draw left you off, so sitting out never beats playing. At the end of the session one bonus ranks everyone by point difference, paying the roster size to the best and one to the worst. The table shows every component, so a player can add their own total up by hand.
- Can a guest play in a session?
Yes, a host can add a guest who has no account, and the session standings count them normally. That match simply does not move anyone's rating: a rated result needs every player in the match to hold an account, so one guest leaves the match out for all four rather than paying half a result.
- How many courts can one session use?
As many as the venue is running. One session spans every court it was opened on, the rounds are drawn across all of them, and a single host phone closes the round for the whole session.
- What is in a coaching report?
Up to seventeen graded padel shots on a one to seven scale with written notes, rolled up to six skill axes drawn as a radar chart, plus photos from the session and a written summary. The summary is drafted with AI from the coach's own notes and edited by the coach before the player sees it.
- Does every match get a highlight video?
No. Highlight capture needs a Padel Party camera at the court, and those are being installed venue by venue. Where a camera is connected, a player starts a highlight session and each tap saves the seconds before the tap as a vertical and a horizontal clip that lives for twenty four hours.
- What languages does the app use?
English and Indonesian. The language is switched in Account settings and applies to the whole interface.
- Is the leaderboard public?
No. Rankings, statistics, sessions and reports are all behind a sign-in, and a player's data is only visible to that player, their coach and the host running the session. These public pages describe the app; they do not publish anybody's results.