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About iTennisLadder

The iTennisLadder software and app make organizing and participating in Tennis Ladders very simple. The built-in tennis ladder rules and ladder scoring system are flexible and customizable. Players enter their own scores and view effect on rankings immediately. Playing in a ladder is great way to meet new players and improve match-play. Tennis ladder competitions are lots of fun.

What’s new

Version 3.1.7 · Updated August 19, 2026

- Added support for ladder playoff tournament - Added player availability for better challenge & match scheduling - Added singles & doubles round robin matches support - Added player's ability to challenge in doubles ladders with dynamic teams - Improved match score submission - Added partner selection in team based ladders - Added ability to set home / preferred location - Enhanced Padel support - Improved usability and interface - Added Instagram integration - Fixed custom ladder rules display issue - Other minor fixes ...

App privacy

The developer, interTennis, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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