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More match formats and point targets

Please add a single game (best of 1) as a match format - clubs are often too busy for a full match. The points per game cannot be set either: 11 is standard, but many seniors still play to 21 and some clubs to 15, so 11, 15 and 21 should be selectable.

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Keep score against someone who isn't on the app

At the club there is often an opponent with no account and then the scoreboard cannot be used at all. Please allow a match to be started by simply typing the other player's name, kept in the history but left unrated.

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New

Keep notes on each opponent

Please add private notes on each player - "strong forehand", "weak against short serves", "doesn't like backhand-to-backhand" - stored on that player's profile. This would be helpful to review if one plays again against the same opponent.

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New

Choose who serves first

Please add an option to manually choose which player/team serves first instead of assigning the first server randomly. This would be useful for matches where the first server is decided outside the app, such as by coin toss, agreement, or tournament rules.

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New

Share live matches with friends and on social media

It would be great to have a way to share live matches on social media or with friends with a click of a button. Maybe the streaming view could be used for this.

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Voice and sound support for scoring

Add voice and sound feedback when scoring a match. For example, play a chime when a point is added, a different tone when a point is removed, and optionally announce the current score after each update.