Teach your first Hantis class, step by step.
Hantis is the game played with four tables, one ball and two hits. This free app gives P.E. teachers everything they need to get a whole class playing Freestyle Hantis quickly, even in a gym with no wifi.
PLAN YOUR CLASS
• Enter your class size and how many tables you have: get courts, waiting lines and an equipment list
• Up to 12 students per court; bigger classes get a simple group rotation so nobody waits long
• Gym diagram, setup checklist and answers to every setup question
TEACH LESSON 1
• Nine timed steps for a 30, 40, 50 or 60 minute class
• What to say, what to do and what to watch for at every step
• Lead-up games that need no tables, so everyone practises at once
• A class timer with a whistle
THE OFFICIAL RULES
• The complete 2026 Official Hantis Rulebook, with diagrams and search
• The eight ways a rally ends, Rules at a glance and the Quick Start
VIDEOS, OFFLINE
• "What is Hantis?", 8 rule clips and 12 how-to episodes, built into the app
• Two narrators and captions
SCOREKEEPER
• Competitive scoring: first to 21 (or 15 or 11), win by 2, best of 1 to 7 sets
• Tracks the 5-serve rotation, set point serving, faults, Doubles and change of ends
• Run several courts at once
TOURNAMENTS
• Turn a class list into random teams of two
• Single elimination, double elimination or round robin with finals
• Track every result and crown a champion
No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Class lists and results stay on your device.
Hantis was created in 2005 by students at Scott County High School in Georgetown, Kentucky.
Teach a whole P.E. class Hantis: lesson guide, rules, videos, scores, brackets.