Updated app for mobile devices – another step forward for TT Leagues

October 30, 2025 | Neil Hurford

A new version of the popular TT Leagues App has been published. It extends the capabilities of the app, which now acts as an Information Hub with access to multiple sites.

There has been an app for mobile devices for TT Leagues since the platform launch six years ago. The app has focussed on displaying fixtures and results and has provided an excellent platform for entering the match scores either during the match or shortly afterwards.

Increasingly, users of TT Leagues access the platform via mobile devices, and we have realised that we need to extend the functionality of the app to reflect how most users now access TT Leagues.

The new app enables a much wider range of information to be accessed – in particular news articles and pages in the ‘Information’ section of the website. The big advantage of the app is that it provides ready access to multiple TT Leagues sites. So if you play in multiple leagues, you can use the app to provide rapid access to all the leagues that you play in.

Specific features of the new app:

• A fixtures and results carousel to provide information about forthcoming fixtures and recent results for all the leagues you play in
• Setting ‘favourites’ so that you can rapidly access the information you need about the leagues you play in covering divisional tables, fixtures and results, news articles and all the pages in the information section.
• Use ‘My Matches’ to view your recent results and forthcoming fixtures across all the Leagues you play in.
• ‘My Leagues’ enables you to see the divisional tables, fixtures, results and player averages for the Leagues you play in.
• ‘News’ enables you to catch up with the latest news items from Table Tennis England
• ‘My Local News’ enables you to access the news feed for each of the Leagues you play in

And of course, you can continue to enter results of the matches you play in – subject to appropriate permissions being given by your League Administrator. The match card for results entry is accessed via ‘My Matches’.

Depending on your device and the settings selected, the app may be automatically updated, or you may be actively prompted to upgrade to the latest version. Alternatively, simply go to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, and search for TT Leagues. You will then be able to download the app (new users) or upgrade to the latest version (existing users).

There is a Video Tutorial that explains how to download the app and install it on your mobile device. The tutorial also demonstrates the functionality that is available within the new app. The Video Tutorial is available on the TT Leagues page on the Table Tennis England website. The tutorial you need is VT28 – TT Leagues App – Information Hub.

Alternatively, watch it here:

The new app represents a significant step forward for TT Leagues. It sits alongside the other significant developments that have taken place since it was launched, including the extension into a wider range of competitions (British Clubs Leagues, County Championships), the development of online entry systems and the provision of formats for knockout and handicap competitions.

The new app will be subject to further development with the addition of further features. This reflects that the app will be the method of choice for accessing TT Leagues for most users.

The use of TT Leagues by local leagues continues to be strong. There are now more than 150 local leagues using TT Leagues to manage their league competitions. This follows significant growth in the number of users over the summer. As TT Leagues is also used for British Clubs Leagues and for the County Championships, it has become a key digital asset for Table Tennis England. We continue to plan to expand the scope of TT Leagues so that it can be applied even more widely across Table Tennis Englandâ€s competition landscape.

Currently the underlying infrastructure that supports the TT Leagues platform is being updated and streamlined. This will lead to improvements in displays on mobile devices, providing a more modern “look and feel†to the league websites and significant improvements in performance in terms of speed, robustness, accessibility and optimisation for search engines.

The Local League ranking system is also being enhanced by the provision of a series of tools that will enable local leagues to proactively curate their ranking list. These tools will be helpful in handling new players and in resolving errors that occasionally arise in the ranking system.

We continue to look forward to developing the scope of TT Leagues to meet the needs of the table tennis community.

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