PadelTrue gives you the published specifications of padel rackets, each with the page it was read from and the wording used there, so you can check a claim before you buy.
Ask it to find a racket by name, to shortlist rackets by an explicit budget and priority, or to compare two exact models and years. Shortlists state the filters and ordering rule. Individual records and comparisons show the published evidence and the limits of calculated ratings.
What it covers: the PadelTrue catalogue, not the whole market. The ratings for power, control, handling, forgiveness and comfort are calculated from five published specifications with a formula printed on the website. They are not play tests, laboratory measurements, customer reviews or a personal fitting. When a rating input is missing the app says so, because a rating built on fewer inputs is less certain. When a maker's own page contradicts itself, the app reports the contradiction instead of choosing one side.
What it does not do: it does not sell rackets, take payments, hold accounts or give medical advice. A price is the price seen on the source page on the date shown. It does not tell you whether a racket is in stock or delivered to your country.
The app is read only and needs no sign-in. The app operates on the tool arguments sent for your request and does not request access to your full conversation or an account profile. Service request metadata and retention are described in our privacy policy.
PadelTrue may earn from eligible retailer links on its website. Commissions do not change ratings or result order. The data is open under CC BY 4.0.