KREEDA
Find. Connect. Play.
About
This app connects players with sports organizers, clubs, and venues. It facilitates the creation and management of leagues, tournaments, and community ladders, fostering structured competition and player engagement. Track your progress with a unified rating system across various games and levels.
What's New in KREEDA
V 3.3.2
May 29, 2026
V 3.3.2 New: Multi games scoreboard, standing board Enhance: Cross category assignment Enhance: links added to registration form fields Defect: Message and Chat UI fixes
MoreFAQ
What sports can I play on KREEDA?
KREEDA supports a variety of sports, allowing users to create or join sport-specific ladders and tournaments. The app is designed to be flexible for different sports communities.
How does KREEDA's rating system work?
KREEDA uses an Elo-based rating system to unify player performance across casual, community, and city ladder matches, as well as tournament play. This system helps track your progress and find opponents at your skill level.
Can I organize my own sports events with KREEDA?
Yes, KREEDA provides free tools for organizers to create and manage leagues, tournaments, and community ladders. You can manage players, communication, and competition all in one place.
Is KREEDA available on all devices?
KREEDA is currently supported on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to be accessible for users on the Apple ecosystem.
How often is KREEDA updated?
KREEDA was last updated on May 29, 2026, with version V 3.3.2. This indicates regular updates to improve functionality and add new features.
What is the age rating for KREEDA?
KREEDA has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above. This rating suggests content appropriate for a general audience.
Does KREEDA have ads?
KREEDA is ad-free, meaning you can use the platform without any interruptions from advertisements. This provides a clean and focused user experience.
How does KREEDA help build local sports communities?
KREEDA allows users to build community ladders with friends, clubs, or local groups, offering flexible access options like approval or invite-only. This encourages regular play and keeps communities active.
