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Table tennis, by Orma Logbook

Your table tennis.

Your record against each rubber and each playing style, your wins over higher-ranked players on the day, your games that went to extra points, and your FFTT points, month by month. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The table tennis dashboard: the 2026-2027 season with 6 wins and 8 losses (43%) over 14 matches, and its recent form, then the FFTT 12 ranking (1222) with its curve since September 2024, on a ping-pong table backdrop
Statistics

More than 1,900 ways to read your table tennis

28 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 39 indicators to cross with 50 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 28ready-made analyses
  • 39indicators
  • 50criteria
  • 1,950possible combinations
  • Your win rate by the opponent’s backhand rubber
  • Your win rate by the opponent’s forehand rubber
  • Your win rate against attackers, defenders and counter-hitters
  • Your win rate against shakehand and penhold grips
  • Your wins over higher-ranked players, season after season
  • Your win rate by the ranking gap with the opponent, in points
  • Your games won, at 11 points or at extra points
  • Your games won by their place in the match
  • Your wins after losing the first game, season after season
  • Your share of points won, month by month
  • Your win rate by your position on the team sheet
  • Your win rate by division in your team championship
  • The FFTT points won or lost in your events, season after season
  • Your average final place in your events, season after season
  • Your win rate by racket
  • Your win rate indoors and outdoors
  • The average length of a game by format
  • By the opponent’s backhand rubber: 63% wins against an inverted rubber (50 wins, 29 losses), 38% against long pips (15 wins, 25 losses), 14% against short pips (2 wins, 12 losses) and 57% when the rubber is unknown (51 wins, 38 losses)
  • By the opponent’s style: 58% wins against attackers and all-rounders (28 wins, 20 losses each), 33% against counter-hitters (7 wins, 14 losses), 23% against defenders (3 wins, 10 losses) and 57% when the style is unknown (51 wins, 38 losses)
  • By ranking gap in points: 14 wins over higher-ranked players and 23 losses to lower-ranked ones out of 200 matches, 88% wins for a gap of −300 points and under (14 wins, 2 losses), 55% at equal ranking (29 wins, 24 losses), 9% for a gap of +200 (2 wins, 20 losses) and 90% when the gap is unknown (9 wins, 1 loss)
  • By racket: 52% wins with the all-round racket (59 wins, 54 losses) and 47% with the offensive one (28 wins, 32 losses) and 71% when the racket is unknown (27 wins, 11 losses)
  • Game by game: the share of games won by their place in the match, 50% for the first two, 57% for the fourth (73 wins, 56 losses) and 48% for the fifth (28 wins, 30 losses)
  • Extended games: 51% of games won within the target (342 wins, 325 losses) and 54% beyond it (67 wins, 58 losses), across 211 matches
  • By the first game: 74% wins when it is won (78 wins, 28 losses), 34% when it is lost (35 wins, 69 losses) and 100% when it is unknown (1 win), so 35 wins after losing the first game out of 210 matches
  • Places by season: the 19 events split by place band, from 2nd or 3rd to 17th and beyond, and unknown, 9 in 2024-2025, 8 in 2025-2026 and 2 in 2026-2027, with an average final place of 10.7 over the 14 events where the place is noted
  • By stage: 66% wins in pools (19 wins, 10 losses), 20% in the round of 16 (1 win, 4 losses), 25% in the quarter-finals (1 win, 3 losses), 0% in the semi-finals (0 wins, 3 losses), 40% in matchday 1 (8 wins, 12 losses) and 25% in matchday 2 (5 wins, 15 losses) of interclub; the quarter-finals and semi-finals are small samples
  • By type of event: 50% wins in team championships (interclub) (52 wins, 52 losses), 54% in tournaments (14 wins, 12 losses), 62% in the federal criterium (13 wins, 8 losses), 44% in individual championships (4 wins, 5 losses), 50% in club tournaments (3 wins, 3 losses) and 62% with no event noted (28 wins, 17 losses)
  • Durations, known for 227 matches: 101 h 37 of play in total, 27 min on average, 2 h 00 for the longest match, with the duration curve week after week, from 9 September 2024 to 21 September 2026
  • Head to head: the record against each opponent, 71% against Fabien Lopez (5 wins, 2 losses), 57% against Kévin Perrin (4 wins, 3 losses), 25% against Damien Faure (2 wins, 6 losses), 17% against Théo Dupont (1 win, 5 losses), and 0% against Jérôme André and Lucas Charpentier (0 wins, 6 losses each)
  • Daily form: 52% wins when good (21 wins, 19 losses), 52% when normal (34 wins, 31 losses), 20% when tired (3 wins, 12 losses) and 62% when unknown (56 wins, 35 losses)
  • Session focus: the split of what is worked on, group lesson and serve and receive 7 sessions each, multiball and footwork 5 each, themed play and playing routines 4 each

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 match screen in edit mode: a singles match against Lucas Charpentier, best of 5 games, a loss with the 1-3 score chosen among 2-3, 1-3 and 0-3, then the game scores in boxes, 8-11 for the first game
Logging a match

The opponent, the score in games, then the points

The opponent, already noted or offered as chips, the format of the match, best of 3, 5 or 7 games, then Win or Loss, with the score in games as chips. The score of each game, 8-11, 12-10, 2-11, 11-13, can be added if you like, in boxes.

1-3 (8-11, 12-10, 2-11, 11-13)
  • Singles, doubles or mixed doubles, with the opponent or the opposing pair.
  • Best of 5, best of 3, best of 7 or a single game; the old 21-point scoring stays possible.
  • Under “More details”: retired, walkover (WO), disqualification, time up, character, venue, racket.
  • “Next match” carries on the session, the event or the day with the same settings.
The table tennis match list by event: the Pre-regional team championship, stage 1 (2 wins and 6 losses, matchday 2), then each match with the opponent and their ranking, 12 (1210) for the first, the position Player 2 (B or X) and the score in games, 7-11 11-8 11-8 6-11 11-7 for a win
Events and ranking

Your matches, event by event

The list reads by event: the event header with its record, here 2 wins and 6 losses, then each match, the opponent and their ranking on the day, your position and the score in games. The ranking of each player on the day of the match makes your wins over higher-ranked and your losses to lower-ranked.

  • Team championship (interclub), federal criterium, tournament, club tournament, individual championship.
  • Division, draw, players entered, final place, points gained or lost.
  • Pool, qualifying, knockout rounds, matchday or numbered round.
  • A season running from 1 July to 30 June, “2026-2027”.
At the park

Outdoor table tennis counts too

A match counts with its date and its score: no ranking, event or club needed. Indoors or outdoors, and the weather when you play outside.

In training

Lessons, ball machine, robot

Private or group lesson, camp, multiball, robot, playing routines, serve and receive, footwork: the focus of each session is noted, and the split of what you work on reads in the statistics.

Specifications

Everything table tennis 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 5 games; best of 3 games; best of 7 games; single game…
  • Outcomes: retired, walkover, disqualified and time up
  • Training, friendly, outdoor table tennis and official
  • Session focus (10), ball, court, weather (8), daily form (3), age group (18), gender (3), racket (3) and standing or wheelchair
  • “Next match” starts the next one with the same settings
  • Costs specific to the discipline: table rental

Events

  • Tournament, club tournament, federal criterium, individual championship, team championship (interclub) and friendly series
  • Rounds: pool, qualifying, round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, final…
  • Division, draw, players entered, final place and points gained or lost
  • The list of matches reads event by event

Rankings

  • 23 systems: FFTT, TTR, Swiss TT, FLTT, TTE, USATT, TTCAN, TTA, TTFI, RFETM…
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
  • Wins over higher-ranked players and losses to lower-ranked players at the day’s ranking

Opponents and partners

  • A card for every opponent and partner: hand, grip, playing style, forehand rubber, backhand rubber, 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
  • Head to head
  • By opponent's style
  • By opponent's forehand rubber
  • By opponent's backhand rubber
  • By ranking gap
  • By number of games
  • Game by game
  • Extended games
  • By first game
  • By racket
  • By draw
  • Indoor or outdoor
  • Training, friendly or official
  • Final places
  • Places by season
  • Playing 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

Table tennis, and everything else you do

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

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