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A group chat, a spreadsheet, or PadelTab

Most social groups start with a group chat on LINE or WhatsApp and a spreadsheet, and many never need more. Here is how the jobs of a session compare, and where each fits.

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Job by job

Running a padel session: a group chat, a spreadsheet and PadelTab
JobGroup chatSpreadsheetPadelTab
Who's comingReplies arrive as messages, and someone counts themSomeone copies names in from the chatPlayers add their name and hours from one link, and the list keeps itself
How many courtsWorked out by hand from the countA formula, if someone keeps it up to dateWorked out for each part of the session as people sign up
Late arrivals and early leaversUsually left outA column per hour, filled in by handPlayers choose the hours they will play
Splitting costsMental arithmetic, or an equal splitFormulas you build and keep workingCourts split by the hours each player signed up for, extras equally, worked out for you
Who has paidScrolling back through messages and slipsA column you tick by handTick players off as they pay; the money never goes through the app
Running the courtsBy handBy handFair rotation, balanced sides and tournaments on the court board
What players needThe chat appNothing; the organizer keeps itA browser. No account, no app
CostFreeFreeA prepaid plan after a 30-day free trial. See pricing

When a group chat is enough

If the same few people play the whole session every week, on the same courts, and split the fee equally, a group chat does the job and you don't need PadelTab.

When PadelTab helps

What PadelTab doesn't do

Every new organizer gets a 30-day free trial covering one group, and no card is needed to start. See how PadelTab works.