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The shared home for badminton clubs. Admins can keep sessions, members, matches, events and fees in step. Players can see what’s next, how they’re doing, and who they’re playing with.
6:30–8:30 pm · Northside Sports Hall
Racketbro keeps the club organized without making club life feel like admin. Preview screens use fictional sample data only.
Keep a clear view of the people, plans and pennies behind every good club night. Spend less time rebuilding lists and more time on court.
Wednesday, 12 June · Sample admin view
6:30 pm · Northside Sports Hall · Courts 2–4
Your next session, a partner’s latest win, the club event you nearly missed. The little details make a club feel like yours.
Hi, Jamie · sample player account
Fictional sample dataTonight, 6:30 pm · Court 3
vs. Casey Lane & Taylor Shah
Log a match while it’s fresh. Find the result next week. Watch the season take shape, one friendly game at a time.
Explore your clubGet comfortable with the game before you step onto court. Choose a shot to trace its flight, then explore the rules and try the quiz below.
ClearHigh and deep to their back line. The shot that buys you time to get back to the middle.
Pick a tab. The court on the right redraws itself to match what you're reading, so you can see the lines instead of memorising numbers.
In singles the court gets narrower and longer: the two outer tramlines are out, but the very back line is in. Your job is to move your opponent and get back to the middle.
Doubles uses the full width of the court, so the tramlines are in. The trade-off is the serve: it has to land shorter, in front of the inner back line.
The serve is the most rule-heavy shot in badminton, and the one beginners get pulled up on. There are only four things to get right.
You don't need to be serving to score. Whoever wins the rally gets the point and the next serve, which makes games move quickly and mistakes expensive.
Without an umpire you call your own side of the net, and the convention is simple: if you aren't sure, it's in. Doubt goes to your opponent.
Singles: the inner sidelines and the full back line. The outer tramlines are out.
Level 1 is five questions. Every level after that is ten. Score 80% to clear a level and climb from Beginner to Ultimate.
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Club members: ask your admin to add you from the Members tab.