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Quick answers below, full step-by-step guides on the How-To page, or send us a ticket and we'll get back to you.
Start a group session
Set up courts, add players, and generate a schedule.
Log a Quick Game
Record open-play scores and build your stats.
Join with a code
Hop into a game someone else is running.
Enter & fix scores
Score live, edit a result, or mark a DNF.
Run King of Court
Winners move up, losers move down.
Read standings
Tiebreakers, podium, and final results.
Send us a ticket
Frequently asked questions
Does Kruva require an internet connection?
You can run a whole session offline — no wifi or cell service needed on the court. An internet connection is only used to back up your games and sync across devices when you're connected.
How many players can I add to a session?
Group sessions support large rosters across multiple courts. Quick Game supports up to 2v2 (4 players).
What is King of Court mode?
King of Court is a format where winners move up one court and losers move down after each game. Partners always split when moving courts. The player with the most wins across all courts wins the session.
Can I go back and fix a score after entering it?
Yes. Scores can be edited after entry. You can also undo a DNF (Did Not Finish) mark and enter a real score, even after the match is complete.
How does Quick Game work?
Quick Game lets you log scores during open play without setting up a full group session. Enter a score, optionally tag your opponents by name, and save. After each game you can switch sides, switch partners, or play again — all without re-entering names.
Is Kruva free?
Yes. Kruva is free to download and use. No subscription required to start.
What tiebreaker rules does Kruva use?
Kruva uses USA Pickleball official tiebreaker rules (Rule 12.C.3): Wins → Head-to-head record → Point differential → Total points → Alphabetical.