Every sport Rankelo keeps a table for.
Rankelo is built around a sport abstraction: a sport declares how it is scored, what a match format means and how to separate competitors level on points — and the leagues, fixtures and standings work the same whatever you play. Pick yours.
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17 sports you can start a league in today.
24 league types in all — each sport that is commonly played in pairs ships a doubles variant, where named pairs compete as teams.
- TennisSets and games, singles or doubles. The sport Rankelo was built around.
- PadelTennis scoring behind glass. Built for the doubles league your club actually plays.
- SquashPAR-11, best of five. The box league that reorders itself.
- PickleballGames to 11, singles or doubles, and a table that keeps up with the growth.
- RacquetballGames to 15, a tiebreaker to 11, singles or doubles.
- Table TennisBest of five to 11. The office ladder that finally stays up to date.
- BadmintonGames to 21, capped at 30, singles or doubles.
- VolleyballSets to 25, the FIVB 3-2-1 points rule, and ranking on ratios.
- Beach VolleyballBest of three to 21, the decider to 15. Summer leagues that keep their own table.
- Table FootballFoosball, first to ten. Singles or two-a-side, with a table nobody has to maintain.
- FootballOne score, three points for a win, and the first sport here that can draw.
- FutsalFive a side on a hard court. Football's table, futsal's name.
- HandballAggregate goal scores, draws allowed, and the 2-1-0 the federations use.
- BasketballAn aggregate score, no draws, and the FIBA rule where a loss still scores.
- FloorballIndoor sticks, high scores, draws and 3-1-0.
- Water PoloAggregate goals in the pool, draws allowed, 3-1-0.
- Ice HockeyThe IIHF 3-2-1-0, off an overtime checkbox the score form shows for this sport alone.
How a result is shaped
Three ways a match can be decided.
Every sport here belongs to one of three scoring families. It is the one structural difference between them — and the reason a new sport is usually a catalogue entry rather than a release.
A race to a target
Each row is a race to a point target won by a margin, and the row tally decides the match.
One aggregate score
A single total per side, and the higher one wins — the only family where a level score can count.
Side by side
What each sport records.
The default match format and what a result is made of. Every one of these is a per-league setting, so the defaults are a starting point rather than a limit.
| Sport | Default format | A result is | Competitors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tennis | Best of three sets | A game count per side, per set | Players or teams |
| Padel | Best of three sets | A game count per side, per set | Players or teams |
| Squash | Best of five games | A point count per side, per game | Players |
| Pickleball | Best of three games | A point count per side, per game | Players or teams |
| Racquetball | Best of three games | A point count per side, per game | Players or teams |
| Table Tennis | Best of five games | A point count per side, per game | Players or teams |
| Badminton | Best of three games | A point count per side, per game | Players or teams |
| Volleyball | Best of five sets | A point count per side, per set | Teams |
| Beach Volleyball | Best of three sets | A point count per side, per set | Teams |
| Table Football | Single game | A goal count per side, per game | Players or teams |
| Football | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
| Futsal | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
| Handball | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
| Basketball | Full match | A point count per side | Teams |
| Floorball | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
| Water Polo | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
| Ice Hockey | Full match | A goal count per side | Teams |
How it works
The same four steps in every sport.
- 1
Create a league
Pick your sport, its match format and how many times each pair meets. You become the league owner.
- 2
Add the players
A name is enough — they do not need an account. Add an email too and they link to their own match history automatically the day they register.
- 3
Open the league
Rankelo generates the fixtures for every pairing, once or as many times as you set. If the roster changes later the schedule reconciles — matches already played are kept.
- 4
Play
A participant enters the score from their phone and the table updates instantly. Corrections go through a league admin.
Features
Everything a league actually needs.
Standings that follow your rules
Each sport brings its own points systems and tie-break chain — a set bonus in tennis, the FIVB 3-2-1 rule in volleyball, goal difference in table football — and the table applies yours on every result.
Automatic fixtures
Every pairing × your chosen number of meetings, generated in one click when the league opens.
Players without accounts
Add someone by name and the league can start right away. They register with the same email later and pick up their matches.
Public standings
Share a link and anyone can open the table — no login, no account, nothing to install.
On your phone, in your language
Enter the score where you played it. The app runs in English and Slovenian, light or dark.
Traceable results
Every entry records who submitted it and when. Corrections go through a league admin, so the table never quietly changes.
Pricing
Free. No asterisk.
Every sport, every feature, every league. There is no sport behind a paid tier, because there is no paid tier.
- Unlimited leagues
- Unlimited players and teams
- Every feature included
- No credit card
- The only personal data we store is a name and an email
FAQ
Sports in Rankelo, answered.
Pick a sport. Get a table.
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