Sport has always been more than competition.

 

Since childhood, I have participated in team sports, tournaments and local competitions.Volleyball, badminton and other court sports became a huge part of my life.

Most tournament history was lost.Sometimes results were written on paper.Sometimes they disappeared completely.

 

I always asked myself:

Why can’t tournaments, matches and player achievements be stored in a modern and structured way?

Why can’t the entire competition live inside one simple tool?

Why are awards often based only on opinions and impressions instead of real match data?

 

For more than 30 years in sports, this idea stayed with me.

At the beginning of this year, I decided to build a very simple application with only two buttons.

A few months later, it became something much bigger.

 

I started Protocol Court to change that.

The goal is simple: help sports communities record matches, understand performance and preserve tournament history in a modern structured way.