Badminton stringing, booked and tracked.
Tell your stringer what you want, in the words a player actually uses: this racket, this string, this tension. They price it from their own catalog, string it, and you can see where it got to.
Free to browse. No account needed to look.
Four steps, and none of them is a phone call.
The same job seen from both ends: what you ask for, and what the stringer does with it.
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Ask
Pick the racket, the string and the tension - or say roughly what you want and let the stringer correct it.
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Priced
Your stringer prices it from their own catalog. You never name a price, and neither does RacketPilot.
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Strung
It is marked off at the machine as the work happens, so where your racket has got to is a fact rather than an estimate.
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Collected
Pick it up, and the racket keeps the record. Next time, “same again” means something exact.
Your rackets, and what happened to them.
Free, and you only need an account to book.
- Ask for a restring without a phone call, and without knowing the shop’s price list by heart.
- Pick the racket, the string and the tension - or say roughly what you want and let the stringer correct it.
- Every racket keeps its own history, so “same as last time” is a fact rather than a memory.
The bench, the shelf, and the prices.
Built with a working stringer rather than for an imagined one.
- Your catalog, your prices. Strings, extras and the labor fee are yours to set, and the customer never names a price.
- Mark a racket strung at the machine and say which reel it came off - the shelf follows from what happened, not from a guess made hours later.
- See what is left in sets and reels before you promise somebody a color you have run out of.
The boring parts, done properly.
Most of a stringing shop’s admin is remembering things. This is the part of the app nobody asks for and everybody uses.
Every racket has a history
What it was strung with, at what tension, and when. A record rather than a memory of one.
Prices are the stringer’s own
Strings, extras and the labor fee are set by the shop. RacketPilot never sets one.
Stock that follows the work
Sets and reels count down as rackets are strung, so a color runs out on the screen before it runs out on the bench.
Reviews belong to a job
A review is attached to the work it is about, and it stays with the stringer rather than with us.
Not in the app stores yet.
RacketPilot is being built with a working stringer rather than for an imagined one. If you string rackets and want to try it early, or you play and want to know when it lands, say hello.