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Welcome to Raqvia. Find people to play with, at your level, near you. No feeds, no fuss. Just games.

Pick your sports. Tennis, pickleball, padel, or all three. Each sport gets its own rating, record and preferences.

Find a match in Play. Swipe games and players who fit your sport, city and level. Nothing's on until both sides say yes.

Play, then report. Chat to sort the details, meet at the court, and log the score after. Rated results move your RPR.

Each sport has its own RPR, record and preferences.

Pick a sport, take a quick assessment, set how you like to play. Done.

Taking a break? Pause a sport and you'll disappear from it for now. Your rating, record and booked matches stay put. Resume anytime.

Remove hides the sport from your profile. Your rating history and booked matches are kept, and you can add it back later.

RPR is your Raqvia skill level for each sport. It starts with a quick assessment and adjusts as you play verified matches.

Self-rated: from your assessment. Provisional: after 1–2 confirmed Rated results. Official: after 3.

Only confirmed Rated results count, singles and doubles. Friendly games and practice never change your RPR. In doubles, ratings move a little less than in singles.

You can retake the assessment while you're Self-rated, once every 30 days.

RPR is its own rating. It is not a USTA, NTRP, UTR, DUPR, USA Pickleball or Playtomic rating.

Swipe right to say yes, left to pass. Or tap a card for the full story. Passed by mistake? Hit Undo.

Players and games in your sport around your city that fit your level (within ±2.0 RPR) and the game types you like. Blocked players never show up.

Ask to join sends the host a request. Invite to play asks a player to join you. It's only on when they say yes.

You can have up to 10 requests and 10 invites waiting at once. Unanswered ones expire after 48 hours.

Looking to Play is per sport and switches off on its own. Turn it on when you're free soon so players can invite you. Your usual times (Availability) live in your profile and help us suggest games.

Rated games count toward your RPR. Friendly games are just for fun, and nobody's rating moves. Practice types are always Friendly.

Tennis and padel: enter up to 3 sets, winner's games first. Played a 10-point match tiebreak? Enter it as the last set, like 10-8.

Pickleball: pick games to 11, 15 or 21. Best of 3, win by 2.

The host puts everyone on Team 1 or Team 2. Partners who joined together stay together.

Singles: both players report and the scores must match. Doubles: the host reports and one player on the other team confirms.

Scores don't match, or someone taps "Something's off"? We review it and sort it out. Nobody's rating moves until it's settled.

Private match feedback, open for 7 days. Only we see it.

Every match gets a chat. Sort the time and court here. Your phone number stays private.

Browse players, check the rankings, and see who's coaching soon.

Every game happens at a real court. Star your favorites and they'll show up first.

Played with us before? Enter your email and we'll send a link to claim your profile, record and rating. Open it on this device and set a new password. No email? Check spam, wait 60 seconds and try again, or write to support@raqvia.com.

Open app.raqvia.com in Safari. Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.

Open app.raqvia.com in Chrome. Tap the menu, then Install app.

Open Raqvia from your home screen, go to Settings → Notifications and turn on Push. We'll only ping you about your games.

Game activity: requests, invites, confirmations and result reminders. The stuff you need to play.

News and updates: occasional news about new sports, new cities and new features. Off unless you turn it on.

Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom, or change it in Settings anytime.

Report and Block live in the ⋯ menu on every profile and chat. Blocked players never see you anywhere. Phone numbers and emails stay private. You sort the details in chat.

Attendance. Shows up for confirmed matches.

Timeliness. Arrives on time and honors the commitment.

Communication. Responds promptly and keeps you informed.

Sportsmanship. Calls lines fairly and competes with class.