APL Padel

Communities & leagues. Your crew, in one place: a board with posts, photos and clips, the community's events and open matches, a members ranking, leagues with a season table, a champion and a prize — and a shop where managers sell and you order. • Communities. Join a community from the Chat tab or from Home. Its page has the board, the events, the open matches, the info and the ranking — with a header photo that stays put while you scroll. Managers choose which sections the page shows. • A board with photos and clips. Managers post text, up to five photos or short clips in HD — a long clip opens a trimmer to keep the best 30 seconds. Clips play silently as you scroll; tap one to watch it full screen. Everyone reacts and comments, with GIFs or a photo. • Leagues. A community can run a league over its tournaments: points by finish, match points or games — your best N events count, and a minimum to qualify. A Rules sheet explains it all. The table is live until the manager finishes it. • Champion and trophies. When a league finishes, the table freezes, the champion is named, and your podium finishes show on your profile. • Share a community, and hear from it. Every community has a link — open it and you land in the app; private ones open with their invite. Posts, join requests, approvals and league news come as their own notification category you can turn off. • A community shop. Managers put up products — a shirt, balls, a clinic spot. Add them to a cart and place the order from the community's page; you pay the organizer directly, the app keeps track, and you can cancel yours until it's paid. • Running a tournament, simpler. Start, next round and finish sit in one bar at the bottom, and every action says what it's about to do — joining and leaving too. Type one pair's score and the other fills in, winner shown, with the pad above the keyboard. • Friendly tournaments. Tournaments can now be Friendly: you play, see the standings and earn your season points — your level doesn't move. Made for social nights and mixed-level events. • Adjust your own level. Think your level is off? Tap the pencil on your level and move it up to 1.0 either way, once every 30 days. Your confidence starts again, and it shows as not confirmed until you've played 5 rated matches. • Not your level? Pick yours. Finished the level check and the result doesn't feel right? Pick the level you play at right there — up to 1.0 either side of the test — and it becomes your starting point. • Season stats, redone. See the race: who leads, the top-10 line, who is just ahead and just behind you, and the finish that passes them. Plus your climb over the season and where every point came from. • Your season story. When a season ends, relive it in one minute: matches, hours on court, your best day, wins and losses, your partners, your rival, your level and your place on the board. With sound and a link to share. Until then, Home counts down the days.