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Clayside  ·  The guide  ·  Your own screen

Where are my own matches?

Your matches, your record, and what the club has about you.

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You is your own corner of the club: where you stand, your record, and what the club has written down about you.

It is the opposite of Home. Home is your week, and empties as you deal with it. You is your record, where things gather and stay.

  1. Your full record. Also opens from Your record lower down, and from your name anywhere in the app.
  2. Where you stand. Your level, then your place in every box, draw and ladder. Each opens its table or draw. In no box? You can put your name down for next season here.
  3. This season. Every result in your boxes, newest first, the score from your side of the net.
  4. Your courts. Open it to release a court or say what one is for. A court held for a match that has moved opens it by itself, so you can give it back.
  5. Your details. Your notifications first, then what the club has about you and how it reaches you.

Your record

  • At the top: what you are in now, your level and how it has moved, and your last five results.
  • Who you play most: the three people you have met most, each opening your head-to-head.
  • Your numbers: deciding sets and tiebreaks won, wins from a set down, your best run, and how many people you have played.
  • Playing now and Over the years: every box, ladder and tournament, where you finished, and whether you went up or down.
iCareer stats across seasons need a paid plan. Below that the screen simply has fewer blocks, and nothing on it asks you to upgrade.

Somebody else's record

Tap a name on a table, a draw, the levels list or a game offer. Their record opens on You and them: how many you have each won, and every match you have played against or with each other. A walkover is listed but not counted.

Where they can be asked, Ask for a game opens Find a game with them already picked. If your club keeps levels private, their level is not shown, but their results are.

What the club has about you

Your address, your phone number, whatever your club asks for. It is optional, and who at the club can read it is a permission of its own. See Who does what.

  • Your name is yours to correct. It changes on every table, draw and result at once. It cannot be a name somebody else in the club has.
  • Your date of birth is asked once, while the club has none. After that a mistake is a word with the club.
  • Your membership. On a club plan, See your tab lists every charge, payment and refund, including everybody you pay for.

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