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Your table, your ranking, your tournaments.

The table football at the back of the room and the table tennis at the campsite already have their regulars. All they lack is something to keep score between two visits. You open your venue's room, you stay in charge of it, and the standings become a reason to come back.

Free · your venue shows up in search · nothing to install

What it does for you

A reason to come back tomorrow.

A game with nothing at stake is forgotten on the way out. A game that counts towards the standings gets replayed.

  • 01

    Regulars come back to finish the season

    The ranking resets every month, and nobody enjoys finishing their season in third. It is the same pull as a loyalty card, except it costs nothing and the customers run it themselves.

  • 02

    Your venue gets found, not just visited

    A public room carries its type, its address and its opening hours. Someone looking for a place to play nearby lands on your table, standings on display, before they even have an account.

  • 03

    A tournament fills a quiet night

    The bracket goes up in two minutes, fills itself in as the scores come in, and the winner stays on the house honours list. Suddenly a Tuesday night has a programme.

Seen from outside

What someone who doesn't know you sees.

That is the question that matters for a venue, and it is the one thing no other page on this site shows: the room seen from the outside, before being a member of it.

  • Readable without an accountA public room opens without signing up: the ranking, the matches and the tournaments can be watched first. An account is only needed to play, and it gets created when the first game comes along.
  • A place, not just a group nameVenue type, address and opening hours live on the room. The ranking stops being a floating list of nicknames and becomes that of a table that exists somewhere.
  • Found by proximityRoom search sorts by distance. A passing customer, a group of students or a camper looking for a table sees yours, with how far it is, without knowing you.

Search result1.2 km away

BarrelhousePublic

Public room: the ranking and the tournaments can be read without an account.

Venue type
Bar
Hours
17:00 → 02:00
Address
12 rue des Halles

The regulars

  1. 1TheHustler1318
  2. 2Dana1203
  3. 3Miles1164

Thursday tournament · live12 entrants

What it commits you to

Four answers before the first question.

These are the ones asked across the counter, and not one of them needs a quote.

Price
€0
No subscription, no commission, no card details to hand over.
Visibility
Public room
Found by proximity and readable without an account. You can switch it back to private at any time.
Install
None
A web page, on your customers' phones. No terminal, no tablet to buy, nothing to plug in.
Passing trade
Guests welcome
A customer passing through can take a slot in a tournament without creating an account. Their game counts, and so does their score.

The questions

What venue managers ask us.

Does it cost the venue anything?

No. The room, the tournaments, the ranking and the history are free, with no subscription and no commission. Ryvaals takes nothing from what happens at your place.

Do my customers have to install an app?

No. Ryvaals opens in the phone's browser, and anyone who wants to can add it to their home screen. A public room can be read without an account at all: the ranking gets looked at before anyone signs up.

What about someone who plays once, on holiday?

They can take a slot in a tournament as a guest, without creating an account: someone from the room adds them under their first name. The game is played and recorded as normal.

Can I run a tournament open to my customers?

Yes. Single elimination, double elimination, round robin or groups then a final bracket. Seeds are drawn by Elo or at random, and the bracket can be followed live on any screen, including by onlookers without an account.

Your table deserves its standings.

Open your venue's room, put in its address and its hours, and let the first tournament do the rest.

Free, no card needed.