A table tennis ladder that stays up to date.
Rankelo is a free table tennis league app for clubs, academies and workplace leagues. Create a league, add the players, and every pairing is scheduled. Games go in from a phone at the table and the ladder reorders.
No credit card. No cap on leagues or players. Signing up takes a minute.
Table Tennis on Rankelo
What a table tennis league looks like here.
Rankelo is built around a sport abstraction: every sport brings its own scoring rules, and the leagues, fixtures and standings work the same whatever you play. This is what table tennis brings.
Games to 11, won by two
The modern rule, checked on entry. 11-9 and 13-11 both count; 11-10 is refused before it reaches the table.
Best of five, or three, or seven
Best of five is the default. A short-format league plays best of three; a club match plays best of seven. Same sport, one setting.
Singles and doubles
Table tennis doubles ranks named pairs as teams, so the two who always play together can have their own record.
League types
- Table Tennis— one player per side
- Table Tennis Doubles— a named pair per side
Individual and team leagues are separate leagues, so a club can run both from one account.
How it works
From idea to table tennis standings in four steps.
- 1
Create a league
Pick table tennis — or table tennis doubles — then best of three, five or seven, and how many times each pairing meets.
- 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 player enters 11-9, 8-11, 11-6, 11-7 from the table. The ladder reorders before the next pair is on.
Scoring & standings
How table tennis is scored in Rankelo.
Table tennis is a run of games, each a race to 11 points won by two, with no cap. It is the sport the extensibility guide uses as its worked example of adding a new sport, and it cost exactly what that example promised: the numbers and the format list, nothing else.
A race to a targetEach row is a race to a point target won by a margin, and the row tally decides the match.
The rules table tennis plays by
- Score recorded as
- A point count per side, per game
- Points a game runs to
- 11
- Won by
- 2 clear points, uncapped
- Default match format
- Best of five games
- Roster
- Players (singles) or pairs (doubles)
Match formats you can choose
- Best of three games — A short-format league.
- Best of five games — The default, and the standard match.
- Best of seven games — For a club league that wants the longer match.
Separating competitors level on points
- 1Head-to-head between the level competitors
- 2Game difference
- 3Point difference
Points systems a table tennis league can pick from
Chosen per league, and changeable at any time — switch it and every match already played is re-scored.
- 3 for a win, 1 for a game taken in defeat (default)
- 2 for a win, 1 for a game taken in defeat
- 3 for a win, 1 for a loss
- 2 for a win, 1 for a loss
- 1 for a win, nothing for a loss
- 3 for a win in straight games, 2 and 1 when it goes the distance
Service rotation, the expedite rule and the pre-2001 21-point game are not modelled — none of them changes what a finished game records.
End the table tennis season with playoffs.
Any table tennis league can finish with a knockout phase: once every round is played, the final table seeds a single-elimination bracket — reorder the seeds if you like, byes go to the top seeds, and a third-place match is optional. Or skip the season and run a straight knockout from day one.
Features
Everything a table tennis league needs.
Standings that follow your rules
Three points for a win and one for a game taken in defeat, then head-to-head, game difference and point difference. Switch the points system whenever the league decides to.
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.
Playoffs and brackets
End the season with a knockout seeded from the final table, or run a straight bracket from day one — seeding, byes and an optional third-place match included.
Learn moreSingles, doubles and teams
Rank players, named pairs or whole teams. A pair or team is a competitor with its own record, and every sport commonly played in pairs ships a doubles variant.
Pricing
Free. No asterisk.
Rankelo is free to use. There is no paid tier, no per-player charge and no feature held back — everything on this page is what every organiser gets.
- Unlimited leagues and seasons
- Unlimited players and teams
- Every feature included
- No credit card, no seat count
- The only personal data we store is a name and an email
FAQ
Table Tennis leagues, answered.
More sports
Rankelo is not only for table tennis.
The same fixtures, the same table and the same price, whatever your organisation plays.
- Table FootballFoosball, first to ten. Singles or two-a-side, with a table nobody has to maintain.
- BadmintonGames to 21, capped at 30, singles or doubles.
- 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.
Settle it on the table. Rankelo keeps the record.
Create a league in a minute, add the competitors, and let Rankelo keep the record.
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