Escalafon runs company padel tournaments from the organizer’s phone. Players scan one QR code and always know where to play, against whom, and how they stand.
Playing today? Enter your event’s code
Courts, game length, breaks and lunch, and groups by level, gender or both. Escalafon works out how many rounds fit before the end time.
Paste the team list from a spreadsheet, then tap teams in as they arrive. Someone missing? Rebuild the schedule in one tap.
Start round one and the day runs itself: rounds end, breaks count down, the next round begins. Every court at a glance.
A disputed score or a player asking for help lands at the top of your screen, wherever you are. Settle it in a tap.
Tap around: pause the round, handle a help call, or let the other team confirm the score and watch the table.
Next: Back Wall · Court 1 at 10:24
You sent 7–3. It counts once they say yes.
Players scan it and tap their team. Try it now: scan this one to play a sample event as a player.
Try it as a playerIt started at a corporate event we co-organized with a padel organizer. Everything ran on paper, and players kept asking where to go. So we built what we wished we’d had.
Anything else? Plan a demo and we’ll walk you through a sample event with your own courts and teams.
No. They scan the QR poster, or type the event's code, and tap their team. The phone remembers it for the day.
Mark them as a no-show and rebuild the schedule in one tap. Matches already played or in progress never change, and pairs that already met don't meet again.
One team enters the score, the other confirms it. If they disagree, both versions land on the organizer's phone, who takes one over in a tap or sets their own.
Yes: by level, by men, women and mixed, or both, up to 12 groups. Each group plays its own tournament on its own courts, with its own table and knockouts.
Set the company's colour and logo: players see them on every screen and on the QR poster. The organizer's screens stay Escalafon.
As little as possible: no accounts, no email addresses, just team names and first names. It's stored on servers in the EU (Ireland), behind security rules per organizer, and the event is deleted 14 days after it ends. Read the privacy notice
Try your own day: teams, courts, groups and times. Then we’ll set up a sample event with your numbers, so you can see it work before the day.
14 rounds, done at 13:09. Everyone plays everyone in their group, at least 7 matches each. With 4 courts, some teams sit out each round.
and 13 more rounds
