The short version

  • One age check, not one at every tournament. Confirm a date of birth once online, and it counts for every tournament in the league. It is locked afterwards, so nobody can change it.
  • One account, several players. A parent holds all their children on one account. You do not need a separate login for each child.
  • The draw is public, and seeds come from results. Seeding is worked out from matches already played, and the finished draw is a page anybody can open.
  • Nobody can quietly change a score. Only the person scoring a match can enter points, and each point appears on the public match page as it is entered.
  • Three ways to find a doubles partner. Send your partner a code, type in theirs, or ask to be found by somebody else who is waiting.
  • Free for players and parents. There is never a charge for a player or a parent. The tournament entry fee is separate, set by the organiser and paid to them.
  • Your results follow you. Every match you play counts towards your ranking, across every tournament in the league.

Players and parents

One free account holds everybody you are responsible for. A parent adds their children to it and enters them from one place.

One age check, not one at every tournamentConfirm a date of birth once online, and it counts for every tournament in the league. It is locked afterwards, so nobody can change it.How to do this
One account, several playersA parent holds all their children on one account. You do not need a separate login for each child.How to do this
The draw is public, and seeds come from resultsSeeding is worked out from matches already played, and the finished draw is a page anybody can open.How to do this
Nobody can quietly change a scoreOnly the person scoring a match can enter points, and each point appears on the public match page as it is entered.
Enter online in a few minutesPick the event, enter, and see straight away what is still outstanding.How to do this
You are told why an entry is refusedIf an entry is not allowed, the reason says which rule applied and what to do next.How to do this
Three ways to find a doubles partnerSend your partner a code, type in theirs, or ask to be found by somebody else who is waiting.How to do this
Pay the organiser directlyThe entry fee goes to the organiser by UPI. This site never holds your money.How to do this
Free for players and parentsThere is never a charge for a player or a parent. The tournament entry fee is separate, set by the organiser and paid to them.
Your results follow youEvery match you play counts towards your ranking, across every tournament in the league.

Anyone can watch, without an account

You do not need to sign in to follow a tournament. Every one of these is a public page you can open or send to somebody.

Live scores while a match is onOpen a match page and the score updates each time the umpire enters a point.
The draw, as a page and as a PDFSee who plays who in every round, and download the same draw as a PDF to print.
A full-screen live boardA page showing every court in one tournament at once, made to be left open on a large display.
League rankingsSee where a player stands among their own age group and division across the whole league.
A page for every playerEach player has a public profile with their results and their ranking.
The day’s order of playSee the schedule for a tournament, and print it.
A poster you can forwardEvery tournament has a shareable poster, so an organiser can announce it on WhatsApp.

Hosts and organisers

Run an event end to end: open entries, take payment, make the draw, score the matches and publish the results.

Open entries on your own web pageYour tournament gets a public page that people can enter from, with your league’s name and colours on it.How to do this
A fee per event, not one fee for everythingSingles and doubles can cost different amounts, and one doubles pair pays one fee.How to do this
Money reaches you, not usEntry fees are paid straight to your UPI address. There is nothing to withdraw and nobody to chase.How to do this
Draws made for you, with byes and seedsGenerate a knockout or a group stage for each event, with seeded players kept apart and byes filled in.How to do this
Scoring that survives bad wifiScore from a phone at the court. If the network drops, every point is kept and sent when it returns.How to do this
Only one person can score a matchWhoever starts scoring holds that match, so two umpires cannot count the same rally twice.
Courts and check-inCheck players in as they arrive and put matches on courts as they become free.How to do this
Score sheets you can printPrint a score sheet for every match in an event, for the table to fill in by hand.
Age checks you can see at a glanceYour player list shows whose age is confirmed, whose is waiting, and whose has not started.
Results and rankings without a spreadsheetFinal placings appear as matches finish, and ranking points are worked out for you.How to do this
Several academies under one leagueEach club or academy runs its own events, while the league keeps one set of rankings and one player list.
A record of who changed whatLeague administrators can see an audit trail of the actions taken in the league.

Want to run your own tournament?

Clubs, academies and associations can run their own events inside KBA, keeping one set of rankings and one player list across all of them.

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Ask India provides the tournament software only and does not host or organise any tournament. KBA is solely responsible for its tournaments, rules, players, entries, fees and conduct.