Run sheet

Demo

Invented players, invented games. Nothing here is real, and the whole database is rebuilt from scratch on demand.

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Run sheet

Everything this demo can show, read out of the database just now — 500 players (492 with an account, 8 guests), 734 games, 10 tournaments.

Signing in

admin@mail.com
demo-4thpadel-2026

Full back office — every club, every queue

user1@mail.com … user492@mail.com
user1 …

Players. The password is the name. user1 is Ghaith Daly; 1–12 carry the deep histories

Club managers

A manager sees only their own club, so which one matters — the tournament each opens is listed further down.

Waiting for somebody

Every one of these is a back-office screen with work on it. An empty queue demonstrates nothing, which is why they are stocked.

Getting the word out

The newest thing in the app. Both buttons are at the top of a tournament's run page in the back office. 500 announcement notifications are already in players' lists.

Tournaments

One for every state a club can be in. The list opens on All, so finished ones and their winners are on the page you land on.

The draw sheet and the order of play are PDFs and stay in the back office — a player sees the same bracket and the same times drawn on the page instead. Open a tournament's run page and use the day buttons; the dates move with every rebuild.

A game that…

Found by shape, not named — so these point at a real example whatever the last rebuild produced.

A player who…

Adverts

All four states a slot can be in. Several run at once and the front rotates them every ten seconds; a finished one is switched off by an hourly job and can be reopened onto new dates. /admin/advert

The rest of it

Everything above was read out of the database when this page loaded. Dates are relative to the last rebuild — games “today” are today — and the seed is deterministic, so the players and their histories come back identical every time.