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Badminton, by Orma Logbook

Your badminton.

Your series and rating in singles, doubles and mixed, your record with each partner, your games that ran on and your three-game matches. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The badminton dashboard: the 2026-2027 season with 73% wins (8 wins, 3 losses) over 11 matches, the recent form with a run of 3 wins, and the FFBaD singles ranking curve, from P10 to D9, best ranking in October 2026
Statistics

More than 1,700 ways to read your badminton

28 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 39 indicators to cross with 44 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 28ready-made analyses
  • 39indicators
  • 44criteria
  • 1,716possible combinations
  • Your win rate with each partner
  • Your win rate in singles, doubles and mixed
  • Your wins over higher-rated players, season after season
  • Your win rate by the opponent’s series
  • Your win rate by the series gap with the opponent
  • Your matches that went to a third game, by format
  • Your wins after losing the first game, season after season
  • Your share of games won, at the target or past it
  • The average length of a match by format
  • Your share of points won, month by month
  • Your win rate with feather and with plastic shuttles
  • Your win rate by draw
  • Your average final place in events, season after season
  • Your biggest rating rise in one event, by level
  • Your win rate by team division in interclub
  • Your win rate in club night, PromoBad and official competition
  • Your win rate by your partner’s role, back court or net
  • The record: 63% wins, 124 wins and 73 losses, the form over the last ten matches, the current run of 3 wins, the best run of 8 and the worst of 5 losses
  • Singles, doubles or mixed: 61% wins in singles, 68% in doubles and 53% in mixed doubles
  • By partner: 72% wins with Romain Tessier, 53% with Élodie Brunel, 50% with Cyril Mallet, and 61% without a partner
  • By partner’s role: 72% wins with a partner at the back of the court, 53% at the net and 54% with a partner who plays both
  • The ranking gap with the opponent: 81% wins for a gap of −1, 72% level, 26% for a gap of +1, 13 wins over higher-rated players and 6 losses to lower-rated ones
  • By number of games: 75% wins in one game, 59% in two games, 51% in three games, 51 matches that went to a third game and 19 wins after losing the first game
  • At 15 or 21 points: 73% wins in best of three games to 15, 55% in best of three to 21, 78% in a single game to 21 and 64% in a single game to 11
  • Games that ran on: 60% of games won without extra points (205 wins and 137 losses), 47% with extra points (15 wins and 17 losses)
  • By draw: 83% wins in P10-P11, 57% in D8-D9, 48% in R6-D7 and 38% in D7-D8, and 85% when the draw is unknown
  • Opponents by series: 72% wins against P10, 50% against D9 and 12% against D8, in singles
  • By phase: 57% wins in pools, 67% in the round of 16, 46% in the quarter-finals, 83% in the semi-finals and 20% in the final
  • By type of event: 50% wins in tournaments, 73% in interclubs, 100% in club leagues and 67% outside events
  • My places: an average final place of 7.4 over 28 events, a best place of 1, and the spread from 1st (6 times) to 17th and beyond (4 times)
  • Shuttle speed: 70% wins with a 76 or a 77, 43% with a 78 and 67% with a 79

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the matches behind it open up. And every figure says how many matches it is based on.

The logging screen for a doubles match: the opponents Florian Huet and Nicolas Renaud, the best of three games to 15, the win, the 2-0 and 2-1 buttons, then the score of the games 8-15, 15-8 and 18-16
Logging a match

The format, the result, the games

A match is logged in a few taps: singles, doubles or mixed, partner, opponents, the game format to 15 or 21 points, the result in one tap. The score of each game and the event the match belongs to follow, as you like.

8-15 15-8 18-16
  • The format: two games to win at 15 (since 1 September 2026) or at 21, or a single game to 11, 15 or 21.
  • The result: win or loss, the score in one tap (2-0, 2-1), then the score of each game, optional.
  • The event the match belongs to, with its phase, from pool to final.
  • “More details”: the outcome, the character (training, club night, friendly, PromoBad or official), the club, the shuttle.
The match list by event: the Valence tournament in mixed doubles, 2 wins and 2 losses, then each match with its opposing pair, their series (R5 · R6), their games (9-15 15-12 20-21), and the Upset badge on Pierre and Stéphanie’s win
Events and sessions

Your matches, tournament by tournament

The list reads by event: the tournament, the interclub or the club league, then each of its matches, game by game. The series and rating of each opponent on the day of the match make your upsets: the “Upset” badge marks a win over a higher-rated pair.

  • Tournament, individual championship, team championship (interclub), circuit, PromoBad, club league.
  • Pool, qualifying, from the round of 16 to the final, consolation, placement match, numbered matchday.
  • Players or pairs entered, final place, rating change; the division in interclub.
  • A season running from 1 September to 31 August, “2026-2027”.
Club night

Tuesday evenings, with no rankings opposite

A rotation for four, partners who change every match: an opponent with no series or rating reads “Unknown”, and each figure says how many matches it covers.

In training

Lessons, camps, multi-shuttle

Private or group lesson, camp, multi-shuttle feeding, ladder games, footwork, game situations, physical conditioning: the focus of each session is noted, and the list stays open.

Specifications

Everything badminton brings to the logbook

Logging

  • A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
  • Singles, doubles and mixed doubles
  • 5 formats: best of 3 games to 15 (France, since 1 September 2026); best of 3 games to 21 (international until 4 January 2027); single game to 15; single game to 21…
  • Outcomes: retired, walkover, disqualified and time up
  • Training, club night, friendly, promoBad and official
  • Shuttle (3), shuttle speed (6), session focus (8), daily form (3), age group (18), gender (4), racket (3) and standing or wheelchair
  • Costs specific to the discipline: court rental

Events

  • Tournament, individual championship, team championship (interclub), circuit, promoBad, club league and friendly series
  • Rounds: pool, qualifying, round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, final…
  • Level, division, draw, draw (former, as text), players or pairs entered, final place and rating change
  • The list of matches reads event by event

Rankings

  • 35 systems: FFBaD singles, FFBaD doubles, FFBaD mixed, PassBad, Swiss Badminton singles, Swiss Badminton doubles, Swiss Badminton mixed, FELUBA singles, FELUBA doubles, FELUBA mixed…
  • FFBaD singles: NC to N1, 13 steps
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
  • Wins over higher-rated players and losses to lower-rated players at the day’s ranking

Opponents and partners

  • A card for every opponent and partner: hand, doubles role, club, rankings and notes
  • Head-to-head, match preparation, record with each partner
  • Several players followed; a match between two of them is logged once

Watch and files

  • Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • By partner
  • By partner’s doubles role
  • Head to head
  • Opposing pairs
  • By ranking gap
  • By number of games
  • Game by game
  • Extended games
  • To 15 or to 21
  • Club night, PromoBad or official
  • By shuttle
  • By racket
  • By draw
  • Final places
  • Places by season
  • Court time
  • How close the results were
  • Session focus
  • Every figure says how many matches it is based on

And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Badminton, and everything else you do

Do you play squash, table tennis or padel too? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 matches; Premium opens your whole history.

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