Question 1

What is PaQueueKa?

Accepted Answer

PaQueueKa is a mobile app that manages badminton session queues and match rotations so play stays fair and organized, plus club management, stats, and rankings.

Question 2

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The core app is free. Two optional one-time upgrades unlock more. Player Plus (around ₱99) adds deeper analytics, AI insights, and Pro cosmetics; Pro Host (around ₱199) includes everything in Plus plus clubs, session templates, and club-owner tools. Both are lifetime purchases, no subscriptions. Exact prices may vary slightly by App Store region.

Question 3

What platforms is it on?

Accepted Answer

PaQueueKa is available on iOS and Android(coming soon). Download it from the App Store via the button on this page.

Question 4

How does the queue stay fair?

Accepted Answer

Matches rotate automatically based on games played and skill tiers, and the app avoids re-pairing the same partners back-to-back.

Question 5

How are rankings calculated?

Accepted Answer

Rankings are ordered by win rate, not just total wins, so someone who wins 8 of 10 ranks above someone who wins 8 of 20. To keep new players from topping the board on a lucky game or two, you also need to play at least 80% of the busiest player’s match count to be "qualified." Until then you appear as provisional, below the qualified players.

Question 6

How is win rate worked out?

Accepted Answer

PaQueueKa uses an adjusted win rate that starts everyone near 50% and shifts as you play more, so a single 1-0 night doesn’t read as a perfect 100%; your rate settles toward your true level the more matches you log. One important thing: only matches played in a club session count toward your win rate and stats. Casual Quick Start games don’t move your numbers, which keeps the leaderboards honest, so no one can pad their record in throwaway sessions.

Question 7

Why isn’t my win rate going up?

Accepted Answer

Most likely because you’ve been playing casual Quick Start sessions, which don’t count toward your stats. Win rate, streaks, and rankings only track matches played in a club session. That’s on purpose, so no one can farm wins in throwaway games. Join or create a club, play your sessions there, and your numbers will start to move.

Question 8

What are seasons?

Accepted Answer

The leaderboard resets each quarter, and each quarter has a name: Amihan (Jan–Mar), Tag-init (Apr–Jun), Habagat (Jul–Sep), and Bagwis (Oct–Dec). You can always look back at past seasons, so a slow start never sticks to you forever; there’s a fresh leaderboard every few months.

Question 9

Is my data private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We only store what is needed to run sessions and your account. See our Privacy Policy for the details.

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