Smoosh is the dedicated scorekeeper for office and group racket sports — table tennis, padel, badminton, and tennis. Log matches in seconds, view a live leaderboard, and unlock powerful stats: win-rate trends, head-to-head rivalries, nemesis badges, clutch records, and side performance. Free to start. No spreadsheets. No arguments.
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What inspired this:
We have a table tennis table at our office. For the first few weeks, someone kept a WhatsApp thread going — "who won yesterday?", "what's the current standings?", "wait, did that match count?" — and eventually a shared Google Sheet appeared.
It lasted about ten days before it was hopelessly out of date.
I looked for an app to fix this. Everything I found was either built for professional tournaments (way too complex), generic score counters with no leaderboard, or just a notes app with a sports skin. Nothing was built for the casual-but-competitive small group that just wants to know who's on top after Friday's matches.
The problem I'm solving:
Every office sports group faces the same three frictions:
- No easy way to log a result
- No live standings anyone trusts
- No stats beyond "I think I'm probably winning overall"
Smoosh fixes all three — log a match in under 10 seconds, get a Bayesian-adjusted leaderboard that updates instantly, and unlock head-to-head records, form trends, rivalry badges, and more.
How my approach evolved:
I started thinking this was purely a "log scores fast" problem. Build a clean score entry screen, show a leaderboard, done.
But the more I used it with real groups, the more I realised the banter layer was just as important as the data layer. People don't just want to know the standings — they want to know who their nemesis is, whether they're clutch under pressure, and whether their win rate is trending up or collapsing.
So v1 shipped the basics. Then I layered in:
- H2H matrices
- Form tracking
- Win-rate trend charts
Then came deeper stats:
- Clutch win rates (games decided by ≤2 points)
- Scoring efficiency bars
- Nemesis & bully cards
- Side performance analytics (for groups tracking table/court sides)
Each feature came directly from a real conversation with a user asking "can you show me X?"
The other thing that evolved:
I built it as a PWA first, then wrapped it in Capacitor for a native iOS feel.
The goal was to make it feel like a real app — not a website — because nobody is going to open a browser mid-match to log a score.
It’s free to get started. Would love to hear what features matter most to your group — happy to answer anything below! 🏓
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