NEW: TOURNAMENTS MatchPoint can now run the whole thing — from the entry list to the trophy. RUN ONE • Six formats: knockout, league, groups + knockout, Americano, Mexicano and box leagues. • The draw is made for you. Seed by rating, at random, or by hand. • Invite players by link — they do not need an account yet — or add people already on MatchPoint. • Score matches yourself at the desk, or let the players submit their own results. • Set the time and court for each match, and everyone playing is told. • Optional entry fee, entry cap, rating band and closing date. PLAY IN ONE • Your next tournament match appears on Home, with the time and court. • A live bracket that reads like a real draw sheet, with set scores and the winner at the end. Groups show a proper table. • You are told the moment it matters: when you are next on court, when you get through your group, when a result goes in, and when you win. • Check in when you arrive so the organiser knows you are there. • Changed your mind? Withdraw, and enter again later while entries are open. • Share the draw as a picture — a groups-and-knockout event shares both halves in one image. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Tap any player in a Lobby game to see their profile before you take the last seat. • Joining a game confirms when it is done instead of leaving you guessing. • Games cannot be posted with a start time that has already passed, and ones that have started no longer sit in the Lobby. • Home no longer jumps when you pull to refresh.

• Push notifications bug fix • Score a super tie-break. When a match is level at one set each and you settle it with a 10-point decider, you can finally record it — pick "Super tie-break" under set 3 and enter it as 10-8. It counts as the set it won, not as ten games, so it no longer distorts your totals • Record a retirement. If a match stops early, enter the score up to that point and pick who took it, instead of inventing a set nobody played • Two ticks in match chat now mean what they say. They used to appear on every message the moment you sent it, having checked nothing — now one tick is sent and two is read, and in doubles two means everyone read it • The chat no longer vanishes behind the keyboard. The cards above the conversation used to take every pixel it had, leaving you typing into a box you could not see • MatchPoint Live now asks inside the conversation, where every other decision in a match chat already lives, instead of pinned above it

• Smart Match: one tap on the home screen suggests opponents near you, at your level, who actually reply to challenges — challenge any of them straight from the list, with no filters to set up • If nobody is free nearby we widen the search and tell you how far we looked; if there is still nobody, we help you post a game so players can come to you instead • A full friends list at last, with search by name or area, pending requests, and a one-tap challenge on every row. You can now see which of your friends are actually available • Faster and more reliable: Improved performance after last week's slowdowns, and accepting or declining a challenge now updates in place instead of reloading the whole screen • Light mode: player cards show their skill tier at a glance again, and the "Take a seat" button in the Lobby is readable • Fixed: the rankings podium counts up to the player's current rating instead of a stale one

• Fixed: in light mode, date and time pickers rendered white on white. The dates were there and tappable, you just could not see which one you were tapping. Picking a time for a game was guesswork • The lobby's two ways to post now read as a real choice: "I have a court" against "No court yet — players first, court after" • Challenges explains itself, and no longer points at a tab that was renamed months ago • The player list shows people who have actually played first, instead of burying them under accounts that signed up and never played

• Light mode. The app was hard to read outdoors at midday — now it isn't. Settings → Appearance, or let it follow your phone • MatchPoint Live now takes your call on who wins, and shows how the crowd voted • Fixed: a player's card could show wins and losses from a ladder they had never played on • Padel has its own racket on profiles too, instead of a ping-pong paddle • Unread counts, challenge cards and chat are easier to read

Open Seats Padel needs four. Until now you had to bring them. Now you can post a game with open seats and let other players fill them — or take a seat in someone else's game on your own. • Post a game with the seats you need and watch them fill • Take a single seat in any game with room at your level • Choose how sides are decided: pick your seat and sit next to the partner you want, or let the app even out the teams by level once the last seat fills • Every game gets its own chat before it starts, so you can sort out the court, the balls and who's running late — it carries over to the match chat when the game fills • Set an exact time, or a window you're free in and settle the details with the court • Games outside your level are counted, not hidden, so an empty board tells you why Also in this release: • Rate everyone you played with after a match, not just one opponent • If someone records a result you disagree with, you can contest it — your rating stays as it is until it has been looked at • A match can no longer be cancelled once a result is in • Home now shows a match in progress while you are playing, and asks for the result when it should have finished • Find Opponent shows how many players you are searching, and coaches now have their own tab • If a coach or club invited you, they get the credit — scan their code or just tell us at signup who brought you • Tell us what you are looking for — a quick game, a regular partner, ranked matches — and pick as many as apply, not just one • Greek translation and layout fixes throughout

MatchPoint Progress is here: • Earn XP for every confirmed match and climb 30 levels • Unlock badges for wins, streaks, upsets and new opponents • Weekly missions, refreshed every Monday • See what a match is worth before you accept a challenge • Founding Season 2026 — play 3 ranked matches to take part • Many more Greek cities and areas to choose from

Fixes and improvements: • Signing in with Apple or Google now sets your name properly — no more profiles showing as "Player" • If your profile has no name yet, you can add one from Profile → Edit • The Leaderboard title is no longer cut short on the Rankings screen • Greek translation fixes

• Sign in or create your account with Google — no password to remember • Rankings now explains how the rating system works and how points are won and lost • Chat: copy any message, and tap links to open them • The welcome screen now fits every phone size, with no scrolling

Fixes and improvements: • The app now follows your iPhone's language — English by default instead of always starting in Greek

MatchPoint’s latest update includes: • Faster startup and smoother performance • Improved player discovery and opponent suggestions • Easier match and court coordination • Enhanced rankings, ELO statistics and player profiles • Match reminders and notification improvements • Player QR codes for connecting on court • Availability preferences to help players organize matches • Numerous bug fixes and interface improvements

Added Greek language support and improved localization across the app. Includes updates to signup, settings, Find Opponent, profiles, chat, notifications, and court booking.

UI improvements and stability fixes Fixed Bugs