Ping Pong

Solo table tennis with real spin.

Play against a rebound board at the far end of the table, one return at a time, for as long as you can keep the ball alive. Everything is drawn in pencil on cream paper.

Coming soon to theApp Store
  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Free
  • No accounts
  • English · Українська
A rally on the folded table: the ball rises off the red paddle toward the upright half, score 27

How to play

Like the real thing

The ball flies with real physics: it bounces, slows and curves the way a real one does. You only have to place the paddle and swing.

  1. Serve

    The ball waits in front of your paddle. Drag to move, swing through it to serve: where you want, as hard as you want.

    The ball hanging in front of the red paddle at the near edge of the table, ready to serve
  2. Rally

    The board sends it back. Get the paddle under the ball and swing up. Every shot that reaches the board is a point, and the pace creeps up.

    A return rising off the paddle toward the upright half of the folded table
  3. Beat your best

    Miss it, send it wide or into the net and the run ends. Each table keeps its own best score, so there is always one more to beat.

    The game-over card: your score 27, a red "New best!", and Play again

Spin

Spin is everything

The direction of your swing at contact brushes the ball. The faster the swing, the more spin, and the board answers every spin in its own way.

  • Swing up Topspin

    The ball dips and kicks forward off the table.

  • Chop down Backspin

    It floats, holds back and comes off the board slow.

  • Swing across Sidespin

    It curves out and bends back toward the middle.

A hand-drawn paddle with arrows: swing up for topspin, chop down for backspin, swing across for sidespin

Tables

Every table plays its own way

Start on the folded table, the classic way to practice alone, then work through the corners, the bay, the arc and the wedge. Each keeps its own best score.

  • Folded table

    Half of the table folds up and sends the ball straight back. Great for warming up.

  • Corner 90°

    Two panels at a right angle send the ball back mirrored across the table.

  • Wide corner

    A wider corner and side rails: the ball zigzags like in air hockey.

  • Bay

    Three panels, and each one returns the ball its own way.

  • Arc

    A curved wall gathers the returns toward the middle.

  • Wedge

    A wedge and rails make wild ricochets.

    Hard mode
The start screen: Choose a table, with hand-drawn table cards and a yellow Play button
A rally on the Corner 90° table: two blue panels meeting at a point behind the table

Make it yours

Small, quiet and kind to you

Set the hit strength in "pings", turn the sound and the vibration on or off, and pick your language. That is the whole settings card.

  • Drawn by hand

    Every table, paddle and menu is sketched in pencil on cream paper. Nothing boils or flickers: the art stays still, the ball moves.

  • Real ball, real sound

    The paddle, the table and the board sound like recordings of the real thing, and pan with the ball across the table.

  • Nothing collected

    No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your best scores and settings stay on your device.

  • Works offline

    On a plane, on a train, at the back of a lecture hall. The table is always set.

  • Plays alongside your music

    It respects your silent switch, and your playlist keeps going while you rally.

  • Made to be read

    Reduce Motion, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver are supported, in English and Ukrainian.

The settings card: Sound, Vibration, Hit strength at 5 pings, and Language with Device, English and Українська

iPad

Also on iPad.

A bigger table, any orientation. The camera fits the table into whatever screen you hold.

The Corner 90° table on iPad
The Arc table on iPad: a curved blue wall behind the table, the ball on its way up

Ready to rally?

Pick a table, serve, and see how long you can keep the ball alive. Free on iPhone and iPad.

Coming soon to theApp Store