Build your deck. Log every point. Watch your Blader Score move. This is where the Philippine Beyblade X scene keeps score.
Every match you log builds one career. Stats, titles and history that stay yours.
Win rate per blade, per combo, per position. Find the bey that is quietly losing you matches.
Teams, feed, tournaments, leaderboards. The whole PH scene in one app.
Six numbers, weighted. Nothing counted twice. Lit blades on the badge are your tier — five for S, one for D.

A real blader, 116 matches in.
Live from the app on 25 September 2026 — every one of them logged by a real blader. We are in open beta, so these move every week.
You already play. The app just stops the results from disappearing.
Three beys. Blade, ratchet, bit. Real photos, not text.
Play your local tournament. Nothing changes at the stadium.
Tap the finish, tap the bey. Round by round, clash by clash.
Six metrics score you against fixed benchmarks.
Titles, rankings, meta standing. Proof you improved.
Three beys. No repeated blade, ratchet or bit. Every part in the catalog carries a real photograph — 149 of them and growing. Your deck stops being a list. It becomes a lineup.

Recording a match takes seconds. What you get back is the part that matters — an event that assembles itself while you play, and a record you can go back and learn from long after the venue has packed up.
Your Blader Score runs 0 to 1000 with a letter grade, and it is measured against fixed Beyblade X benchmarks — not against whoever else signed up this week. A B today means the same thing as a B next year.
Six metrics feed it, each weighted on purpose. Clash win rate leads because it moves before your match record does — the earliest honest sign you are improving.
Damage Taken and Plus / Minus read what your opponent scored on you. Hitting hard and being hard to hit are not the same skill, so we grade them separately.

At an Exclusive event a judge checks your physical deck against the one in your app, scores every clash live on their own device, and one tap makes it official. No paper slips. No arguing at the results table.
Your match stats land in your profile automatically, marked Official and read-only.
The same engine is free for partner organizers — pairings, standings, brackets, venue big screen and live judging. See the organizer briefer →
Rankings you can climb, titles you can chase, and a squad to carry with you.



Post builds. Drop clips. Argue about bits. The feed is where the numbers turn back into people — and the most-visited tab in the app is still the one where you check your stats afterwards.

A placement-themed Tournament Stats card and a Performance Card, both built to drop straight into a group chat.
Every blade you have ever used, ranked — expand one to see every ratchet and bit you paired with it.
Finish-type radar, event-by-event history, and win rate by launch order for any single combo.
Topped the Swiss stage but missed the podium? That gets its own badge, separate from placement.
Tournament reminders, new followers, judge assignments, titles granted. Nothing else.
Hide your stats and tournament history from everyone, without leaving the community.
Commemorative honors granted by hand — the ones you cannot grind for.
Add to Home Screen. Full screen, no browser bar, loads instantly.
Account deletion lives inside the app. Your data, your call, no email required.
Ako Hatak is free for bladers and runs no ads by default. Built by the community, for the community.
Deck builder, match logging, stats, leaderboards, teams, titles. All of it, no tier.
Brands can sponsor events and campaigns. Your stats screen stays clean.
A fan-made community app. Original art only — never official Beyblade logos or assets.
Sign up, build a deck, and log one event. By the end of it you will know something about your beys you did not know this morning.
Enter the stadium →Free. No access code needed. Works on any phone — add it to your home screen.