Your Dashboard
The Dashboard shows your performance stats for one leaderboard mode at a time. Cycle through the modes and the whole dashboard updates with each.
Six modes
Two rating types, each split three ways:
| | Overall | Doubles | Singles | |---|---|---|---| | Regular | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | | Ranked | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Regular — your everyday PaddleRank across all games.
Ranked — competitive PaddleRank from ranked games only. Coming soon.
Each of the six has its own PaddleRank and its own stats. They're genuinely separate ladders, not filters over one number.
Why six
Because a single number would hide the things you'd actually want to know.
Singles and doubles are different games. Someone strong in doubles — good positioning, good partner communication — can be ordinary in singles, where coverage and fitness dominate. Averaging them together describes neither.
Regular and Ranked split along a different axis: everything you've done versus where you stand right now. See How PaddleRank Works.
Trends
Toggle to Trends for charts of your PaddleRank over time in the selected mode.
This is the view worth checking periodically. A single session tells you very little; a three-month line tells you whether you're actually improving or just playing.
Trends respect the selected mode, so you can see your doubles trajectory separately from your singles one — which is often where the interesting story is.
Reading it honestly
Compare within a mode, not across. Your singles and doubles PaddleRank aren't comparable numbers. Different opponent pools, different game counts.
Expect slow movement. Tier bands widen as you climb, so progress decelerating is the design, not a plateau.
Volume affects everything. A mode you've played six times has a noisy rating. Give it a season before reading anything into it.
What's free and what's Champion
The Dashboard is a stack of stat groups. Record and Scoring are free — matches, wins, losses, win rate, your points, points per match, team points for and against, differential.
Everything below them is Champion: Signature Wins, Competition, How Games Ended, Record By Setting, Where You Play, Serving & Faults, Momentum, and Time On Court.
On Rookie those groups show your real numbers, blurred, with one banner between the free half and the paid half — so you can see how much is there rather than being told about it.
Trends, the second view at the top of the Dashboard, is Champion in full.
See What's Included with Champion.
Related
The dashboard shows where you stand personally. For where you stand against everyone else, see Leaderboards — the same six boards, ranked against everyone and against the people you follow.