A short questionnaire — pessimistic by design; your rating settles as you play.
Pay to lock your place in this match.
Your club uses it for match and payment updates.
Pick a method — you pay exactly the total shown.
Pick a slot on the court board.
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A single set, first to 10. Submitting opens the 24h opponent-confirm window.
A display picture is required before you join a game — it keeps matches real and everyone recognisable on court. Add one now to continue.
Your CI travels with you — the same measured number at every club.
What's moved on your ladder and your games.
What Baseline should surface for you — matchmaking, coaching and your feed follow these.
Choose what pings you. Applies to push and email.
Set a new password for your account.
You can sign back in any time — your ladder, games and history stay put.
New or returning — continue with Google to get started.
Your CI is measured on court — from match results, opponent quality, and (on camera courts) AiBall reads. It's never a self-rating, and it seeds after your first few verified matches.
Confidence shows how settled your rating is — low confidence means fewer recent measured matches, not low ability. It rises as you play.
Your skill band — Bronze, Silver, up to Open/Gold+ — comes from your CI.
On camera-enabled courts, AiBall reads your match into performance metrics. It's a separate measure from your Baseline CI (shown labelled 'AiBall') and it's optional — standard matches count fully.
We suggest even matches — pairs close to your CI, so every point moves your rating. 'Balanced within X CI' is the rating gap between the teams, not a win probability.
Standard doubles and Super Sets are the modes your clubs run today. The format selector explains each when you open a match.
Joining requests a spot; being approved puts you on the roster. Payment and the court reservation are separate steps, each shown with its own status — a draft isn't a booked court until it's confirmed.
Cancellation, underfill and refund terms are set by each club. If a session changes, contact the club or Baseline support.
The intelligence layer for your racquet game — one profile, one measured rating, every court in the network. More than matchmaking.
Your CI is read from real matches — results, opponent quality, and AiBall camera reads. Never a self-rating.
Baseline fills even games — the good kind, where every point moves your rating.
Bronze → Silver → Gold+. Measured on court, moved by results.
Your rating, trust and progression are portable — they travel to every club in the network, so the network, not any single venue, becomes the home of your competitive game.
Padel Haven · Sun & Moon — one rating, every court.
Every coach is rated too — matched to the exact part of your game the data says to work on.
The intelligence layer for your racquet game — a measured rating (CI), even matches, and a ladder that travels to every court in the network. More than matchmaking.
Your CI is measured on court — from match results, opponent quality, and (on camera courts) AiBall reads — not a self-rating. It seeds after your first few verified matches, and your confidence level is always shown.
Padel Haven (Senayan) and Sun & Moon, both in Jakarta. Your rating travels across them — one number, every court — and more clubs are joining the network.
Yes. Join the ladder and play — your rating seeds from your first verified matches. AiBall camera reads are an optional performance layer on enabled courts, not a requirement; standard matches count fully.