Record the cut
The host records who cut, who lost, whether it was a draw, and any notes like direction or side.
A Pench (पेंच) is the scoring moment in a kite fight: one patang cuts another, the terrace celebrates, and someone needs to remember who got the point. Kaata turns that moment into a clean live scorecard.
The host records who cut, who lost, whether it was a draw, and any notes like direction or side.
Kaata updates player or team scores instantly, including Ticket/Parcha net lead when that format is selected.
When the target is reached, Kaata keeps the match history and creates a shareable result card.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pench (पेंच) | A kite fight or scoring duel. |
| Patang (पतंग) | The kite. |
| Manjha (मांझा) | The coated kite string used during a fight. |
| Parcha (पर्चा) | A ticket or kite unit used in net-lead style matches. |
| Kai Po Che | The victory call after cutting an opponent's kite. |
During Uttarayan, Makar Sankranti, Basant, and weekend kite sessions, scores are easy to lose in WhatsApp messages or memory. Kaata keeps the match private, live, and structured, while still feeling natural to players who say pench, manjha, parcha, and Kai Po Che every day.