Questions, answered.

Tashn (टशन: swagger, a friendly grudge) is live scoring and record-keeping for the games your crew plays together, foosball first. Start a match in under 30 seconds, score it live, let your crew watch and react, and build rankings and rivalries over time. When you want more than a pickup game, run a tournament: a bracket or a league table, played out by your own crew, ending in a champion.

Yes. Free to play, free to run a tournament, and no ads. Betting is virtual coins only, for bragging rights, never real money. If an organiser adds an entry fee or prizes to a tournament (a new beta), that money is paid directly between players by UPI and Tashn only keeps the ledger: it never touches the money or takes a cut.

No app store needed. Tashn is a web app at tashn.app. Open it in your browser, sign in with Google, and add it to your home screen if you want the full-screen feel.

Every finished game feeds per-player stats. Goals are tracked separately for attack and defense, an MVP is awarded per match, and leaderboards rank the crew overall and by goals, MVPs, own goals and coins. Profiles add streaks, recent form, teammate chemistry and head-to-head records.

Yes, and it is free. Tashn works as a foosball tournament manager: create a tournament in your adda, pick a knockout bracket or a round-robin league table, and let pairs register as teams, with one player inviting a partner who confirms from their own phone. Tashn generates the fixtures, seeds the bracket, moves the standings as matches finish, and crowns a champion with a Player of the Tournament at the end. Every fixture is an ordinary live game, so it still feeds your leaderboards, MVPs and profiles.

Yes, in beta. An organiser can optionally set an entry fee and prize splits, and Tashn keeps the ledger: who has paid in, who is owed a payout, and what has been settled, with a UPI QR to collect. The money moves directly between people through their own UPI apps, so Tashn never holds, processes or transfers it and takes no cut. It is record-keeping, not payments, and it is entirely optional: tournaments are free to run and free to enter by default.

That is what Tashn does. Pick knockout and it builds the bracket for you: set a field of 4, 8, 16 or 32 teams, byes go to the top seeds when fewer register than that, and each winner advances automatically as results come in. Pick a league instead and it generates a full round-robin fixture list with a points table, plus an optional top-four playoff over the top. Both are free, with no paid tier and nothing to install.

That is the home turf. Create an adda for your team and let people join with their work Google account or an invite code. Colleagues on the same email domain can find it without an invite, and owners control the roster, join requests and venues. When you want a proper event, run a tournament: the office cup with a bracket, a fixture queue and a champion, without a spreadsheet.

Foosball is fully playable today. Table tennis, badminton, cricket, football, volleyball and basketball are lined up, and the order is decided by interest: every game's page on this site has an 'I'd play this' button, and signed-in players can also vote from the picker inside the app, where a vote counts for more.

An adda (अड्डा) is your crew's hangout: a private space with its own players, games, venues, leaderboards and inside jokes. Join one by invite, or create your own in seconds.

Tap the Tashn wordmark in the header to open the adda menu. From there you can create a new adda, or join one with an invite code or link someone shared with you. Colleagues on the same work email domain can find an office adda without an invite.

Yes. Switch between the addas you belong to from that same header menu. Each keeps its own players, games, venues, leaderboard and stats, so your office league and your flatmates' ladder never mix.

Your name and avatar come from the Google account you sign in with. To change your picture, update it on that Google account, then re-sync from your Tashn profile so the new image pulls through.

Everything is scoped to the addas you are in: only members of an adda see the games, players and leaderboards there. Your sign-in email is never shown to other players. There are no public profiles and no ads.

Owner handover for a dormant adda is on the roadmap. In the meantime, write to us and we will help sort out the roster and ownership so your crew's history is not stuck.

Whoever the organiser says. A tournament keeps its own list of scorers, the creator is on it from the start, and anyone on that list can start the next fixture in the queue from their phone. It overrides the usual rule that whoever starts a game keeps score, so an organiser can hand the table to a teammate without handing over the whole tournament.

Record a walkover. The match is forfeited without a game being played: the opposing team takes the win and the points, and nothing is added to anyone's goals, matches played or personal stats. The fixture queue simply moves on.

Free by default. An organiser can optionally add an entry fee and a prize pot (a new beta), in which case Tashn records who has paid and who is owed and shows a UPI QR to collect, but the money moves directly between people and never through Tashn. The app itself still processes no money: entry fees and prizes are an off-platform ledger the organiser runs, and betting stays virtual coins only, with no way to deposit, withdraw or wager real money in the app.

Never. Coins in Tashn are virtual and exist only for bragging rights. There is no way to deposit, withdraw or wager real money, by design.

Tashn runs in the browser on any phone - no app store, no install. Open tashn.app, sign in with Google, and add it to your home screen for the full-screen feel. One codebase, every device, always the latest version.

Spreadsheets die in a week and group chats lose the thread. Tashn scores the match live while it's played, lets the crew react in real time, and turns every result into rankings, streaks and head-to-head records automatically.