iMatch-Multi-language digital scoreboard for table tennis, right in the browser

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suparena · 21h ago

We created iMatch321 to make table tennis match management effortless for players and clubs around the world.

You can launch a 1-on-1 or round robin match in seconds, share it via QR code, and use it as a live digital scoreboard — all in the browser, no app required.

One of our core goals was global accessibility, so iMatch321 supports multi-language UI and announcements, auto-detects browser language, and works great on mobile.

Built by our small team in Ontario, Canada, and part of the larger Suparena racket sports platform. Would love feedback and thoughts!

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iMatch-Multi-language digital scoreboard for table tennis, right in the browser

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