A ranking between players, not between licences
Beat better players.
Climb towards their level.
Every confirmed match moves your ranking one notch towards the person across the net — never all at once, never on a single result. And it is expressed on your federation's own scale, whatever your sport: D9, N3, R6, 1800 points…
Sports available: Badminton, Tennis, Padel, Squash, Table tennis, Volleyball, 5-a-side football, Pickleball.After several wins against D9 players — this last one crosses the threshold.
How it works
Three steps, a real ranking
Nothing to organise, nothing to referee: the score is enough, and your opponent confirms it.
You log the score
A keypad built for a sports hall, with a live preview of the points as you type.
Your opponent confirms
One link to open, nothing to install. Without confirmation nothing moves — that is what stops invented scores.
Your rung updates
Expressed on your federation's scale — D9, R6, N3 — not in points that mean something only to you.
Sports
Eight sports, eight scales — never the same one
NOR invents no scale: it works out its own ranking and expresses it on your federation's reading scale, with its real range. It is not your official ranking and does not replace it. Nobody is placed on the scales below — these are their bounds, not anyone's rank.
The NOR moment
The one you show off in the changing room
- The number climbs in front of you — not a "+13 pts" label, a counter that moves.
- The bar fills towards the next rung, live.
- The badge flips when you change rung — with haptics on the installed app.
- It works offline: the back of a sports hall has never had decent signal.
For players
One sport free. All of them on Pro.
The disciplines within one sport — singles, doubles, mixed — always count as one.
To get started
Free
- One sport, chosen when you sign up, all its disciplines included
- Two ranked days a month — every match on the same day counts as one
- Your first ten matches do not count towards that cap: enough to see where you stand before choosing
- Ranking, history and progress curve
- Unlimited invitations and messaging
To play without counting
Pro
- Every sport at once
- Unlimited ranked days
- One ranking per sport and per discipline
- No sport locked in: play what you like, it all counts
The subscription is taken inside the app, through the App Store or Google Play — at your country's price. Cancellable from your store account, and Pro runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Get Pro in the appFor clubs
Run your sports club where your members already are
The website nobody reads twice, the WhatsApp group where an announcement sinks in thirty seconds, the noticeboard in the sports hall: NOR replaces all three with one place — the one your members already open to log their matches.
You register the club
One sport, one town, one person in charge. The club exists as soon as payment goes through, with an invoice in the club's name and a debit from its account — not from the treasurer's personal card.
Your members join
They scan the club's QR code, or you scan theirs at registration. Either way the membership needs agreement: nobody gets in unexpected, nobody is signed up without wanting it.
You sort them into groups
Social, competition, juniors. Groups decide who gets what — sessions, announcements, events — and a member can be in several.
Whatever the number of members, groups and sessions. Invoiced in the club's name, debited from its account. Cancellable at any time from the billing area: the subscription runs to the end of the period already paid for, then stops — nothing is cut off mid-period, and we do not refund time you have used.
Inside the club
What you keep there
- The session calendar: venues, times, courts — and school holidays closed in one line, without touching the rest
- A noticeboard for the committee's announcements, pinnable and targetable at one group
- Three chats: the committee among themselves, every member, and each group
- Dated events — ladder nights, internal tournaments — with a "like" to see whether the idea lands
- The member list, everyone's groups, and who is paid up
- The running tab — "two tubes of shuttles": the price freezes on the line, and an officer ticks "settled"
- A listing in the public directory — "badminton club in Bordeaux" leads to you, and requests arrive with a few words of introduction
Straight up
What NOR does not do
- It does not collect your dues. You carry on with whatever you already use; NOR only notes who is paid up
- It does not book courts. The calendar publishes sessions — it holds no slot and does not say who is coming
- It replaces neither your licence, nor your federation, nor your official ranking