You are the data entry.
Every result arrives as a chat message and leaves as a row you type yourself, late at night.
What it costs you
The standings are only as updated as your last free evening.
Your Tuesday night, in real time
Every result arrives as a chat message and leaves as a row you type yourself, late at night.
The standings are only as updated as your last free evening.
Each one needs its own chat, sheet and rules — and you hold all of them at once.
Every division you add is another thread to keep in your head.
Each social is scored on its own sheet, then filed away. Nothing carries forward.
Twelve months of results and nothing for players to climb.
Best foran ongoing club season that keeps running.
| Player | W | L | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wei Jie L. | 7 | 1 | 30 |
| 2 | Priya N. | 6 | 3 | 27 |
| 3 | Marcus T. | 5 | 2 | 23 |
| 4 | Aishah R. | 4 | 3 | 21 |
Best fora one-off event you need drawn and run.
The app seems to be working quite well! I don’t need to record scores! I just focus on making sure everyone is playing. I will start the next ladder yeah!Coach Christabelle
The LadderLive was easy to sign up, intuitive to use and very convenient for recording of scores post matches.Player Ying Min
It made it so easy to track our scores and ranking, organize matches, contact players and even has fun features like giving badges. It’s very easy to join, user friendly and has zero lag.Player Nicky
I wanted to tell you your app is much easier than the Tenniscores app. On Tenniscores, the functionality of the app is much more limited than the website, but the website on the phone is not well optimised. So great work!!Player Jennifer
Hello there!
Welcome, I'm passionate about this simple belief — building great communities around love of the game.
I've been playing tennis since 2012. After getting into competitive matches in Singapore, I started noticing how much time organisers spent managing everything behind the scenes.
Registrations lived in DMs and Google Forms. Scores were manually tracked across spreadsheets. Every new division meant another WhatsApp group. What players saw as a simple match often meant hours of coordination for the people running it.
Having spent the past nine years building products at Grab and Meta, I couldn't help but think — there had to be a better way.
So I built the workflows I wished I had as a player — making it easier to register, organise matches, and keep track of results.
Today, my goal is to help ladder and tournament organisers spend less time on administration and more time building great communities.
I hope my solution makes running your competitive activities a little simpler, so you can focus on what matters most: the game and the people around it.
Jia Min