Know where you stand, always
Your tier and your club ranking sit on the front page. No digging for them.
Bring your people
Your tennis, and everyone you play it with.
Score your matches, start a club with your regulars, and let the leaderboard do the talking. Free on iPhone.
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Everything tennis, in one place
The best part of tennis was always the other person.
Scores are more fun when someone else is watching them. FuzzyTennis keeps your matches, your clubs, and the people you play against in the same place — so the game carries on between the times you're actually on court.
See who's been playing
Open the app and catch up on your club's matches, results, and who's on a run.
Settle it with a scoreline
Every match you log becomes a receipt. Useful, come the next argument.
New Clubs
Start a club. Watch it get competitive.
Make a club with the people you actually play — your Tuesday four, the work lot, whoever keeps saying they'll get you back next time. Everyone's matches land in one feed, and the leaderboard sorts itself out from there.
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Make a club
Name it, add the people you play with. Takes about a minute.
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Play as usual
Every match anyone logs shows up in the club feed. Nobody has to report back.
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Check the table
The leaderboard ranks the whole club. Someone will screenshot it.
Eight tiers
Reach the GOAT tier.
Every match moves you up. Start as a Rookie and climb through Clubbie, Rallyer, Baseliner, Ace, Courtmaster and Legend — until the only badge left is the one nobody in your club has managed yet.
The quieter half
The hours nobody sees still count.
Not every session is a match. Solo hits, drills, and the half hour you spent against a wall all go in the same record — and they're worth showing off just as much.
Solo sessions
Practice on your own still counts
Log a solo hit, a drill, or a serving session in seconds. It feeds your streaks and your history just like a match does — because the work you put in alone is the reason the results move at all.
Story cards
Post the scoreline, not a screenshot
Turn any match or session into a clean story card in one tap. Built for Instagram, sized correctly, no cropping — and considerably more satisfying to send when you've just won.
From the blog
Reading for the days you can't get on court.
Guides on scoring, ratings, and getting better — written by people who play.
How to Keep Score in Tennis
Love, 15, 30, 40, deuce, tiebreaks. The whole system, in the order a match throws it at you.
UTR vs NTRP: Which Rating Matters?
Two ratings, two different jobs. Which one matters depends on what you want.
How to Track Your Tennis Progress
The handful of numbers that mean something, and the ones that lie to you.
Free on iPhone