A real tennis season, on the courts of your city.
In RAQT you don't play against strangers. You enter a league in your region, face the same opponents week after week and build a history — wins, losses, comebacks and rematches.
Each official match affects your rating. Winning against someone stronger is worth more.
Losing to someone weaker costs more. After a few months, the number stops being an opinion and becomes your level. A real tennis season, on the courts of your city.
In RAQT you don't play against strangers. You enter a league in your region, face the same opponents week after week and build a history — wins, losses, comebacks and rematches.
Each official match affects your rating. Winning against someone stronger is worth more.
Losing to someone weaker costs more. After a few months, the number stops being an opinion and becomes your level.
In RAQT you don't play against strangers. You join a league in your region, face the same opponents week after week, and build a history—wins, losses, comebacks, and rematches.
Each official match affects your rating. Winning against someone stronger is worth more.
Losing to someone weaker costs more. After a few months, the number stops being an opinion and becomes your level.
WHAT YOU DO IN THE APP
• City ranking, updated with each result
• Schedule a match: choose your opponent and propose a day, time, and court — they accept and the game is added to your schedule
• Register the result, with confirmation from the opponent and a photo of the match
• Leagues, tournaments, and championships, with divisions, table, and bracket
• League feed: results, rises and falls of players you know
• Head-to-head: complete history against each opponent
• Tennis player profile: dominant hand, backhand, playing style, and availability
HOW THE RANKING WORKS
The rating is calculated match by match, on the same principle as the ELO in chess, adjusted for tennis. Beginners rise and fall faster until the system understands their level. Tournament matches weigh more than friendly matches. And if you stop playing, your rating declines — the ranking shows who is playing now, not who was playing last year.
RAQT is for those who really play: bring your racket, schedule the game, and show up on the court.
Your city's tennis league: book matches, play, and climb the rankings.