Racket stringing is an essential part of tennis, but the service often operates through fragmented, informal channels. Players find stringers through clubs, recommendations, messages or word of mouth, while stringers coordinate customers, rackets, string choices, pickup points, deliveries and completed jobs using several disconnected tools.

The idea for 76 Strings was born from conversations at a tennis academy between a software developer and a professional racket stringer. What started as discussions about the everyday challenges of stringing, from managing customers and rackets to coordinating pickups and deliveries, gradually became an idea: what if players and stringers had a dedicated place built around the entire stringing service?

76 Strings grew from that idea. The platform connects players looking for racket stringing with stringers offering the service. Players can discover stringers and arrange their stringing needs, while stringers get a dedicated environment to manage services, customers, orders, pickup points, delivery options and the stringing workflow itself. Rather than removing the details that are inherent to a professional stringing service, 76 Strings brings them together in one organized hub built specifically for stringers and tennis players.