Track your squash matches. See your progress.
Keep a record of your squash matches with regular court partners. Log results, compare head-to-head records and follow your Elo-X rating between sessions.
Squash formats.
| Format | Players |
|---|---|
| Singles | 1 vs 1 |
Agree on a single game or a best-of match. With scoring enabled, keep each game’s points within one match result.
From matches to rankings.
Choose Squash Singles
Follow the rating from your confirmed Singles matches.
Compare your rating
See your rating and position alongside other players.
World, country or city
Compare global and local squash leaderboards.
Compare head-to-head results
Compare your results against the same court partner across several sessions.
Follow your rating changes
See how confirmed rated games affect your rating.
Revisit past games
Revisit opponents, results and the matches behind your rating.
Compete with friends and clubs.
Create a squash group for your club or regular court partners. Keep a rating-based club ladder and the results behind it together.
Frequently asked questions
Can I schedule a squash match or just log it afterward?
Both. Plan your next match or log a finished result. Planning alone does not change a rating; the completed result must be confirmed.
Should I log each game or the whole squash match?
Choose one convention before play. For a best-of-five match, log the match once; with scoring enabled, record its individual game scores within that result.
Does Elo-X use challenge-based squash ladder rules?
Your group leaderboard follows Elo-X ratings from confirmed results. It is not a challenge ladder where a winner automatically takes the opponent’s position. Agree any separate club challenge rules outside that rating system.
Can I compare global squash rankings?
Build your Singles rating from confirmed results. Global lists depend on the activity and format being enabled and having enough players to display. Your group leaderboard gives your playing circle its own standings.
Can I organize a squash tournament?
Yes. Run a defined event with rounds and a finish, separately from an ongoing group leaderboard. Explore squash tournaments →
Build your squash rating.
Keep your court results and see how your squash develops over time.
