Padel clubs · players · the game
Run the club.
Read the game.
Find the fourth.
One platform for your courts, the matches played on them, and everyone who plays.
Our solutions
Four things that need each other: a desk that runs the club, analysis that reads the game, players enough to keep the courts full, and a shop they all buy from.
Club management
The whole evening, on one screen.
Courts across, hours down. Bookings sit at their real time and length, and an empty slot is impossible to miss.
Courts and hours
Indoor or out, priced by hour and peak.
Memberships
Hours or games, spent automatically.
More than one site
One group, one membership, every location.
Tournaments
Entries, divisions, draws.
Coaching
Sessions and enrolments with levels attached.
Walk-ins
Click an empty slot, put someone in it.
Match analysis
Every player on court, read from the video.
The camera watches all four of you. Where you stood, how far you ran, who owned the net, and what the rally actually looked like.
Your rating comes out of that. Every padel app asks players to rate themselves — and every player gets it wrong.
11.4your rating, from 38 matches
Per-player tracking
Each of the four followed through the match.
Court coverage
Ground covered, and where you spent the point.
A level that's earned
0–21, moved by real opposition.
Who you win with
Padel is a partner sport. Now you know which partner.
What to work on
Patterns you can take onto the court.
Who's drifting
Players booking less, visible before they stop.
Players
Three players and an empty slot.
The most common problem in padel is social, not technical. So the app is built around finding people.
One place open · 10.5–12.5
The moment a place opens, everyone nearby who is free tonight and plays at that level hears about it. Usually somebody takes it before you have put your phone down.
Open matches
Post the slot. Someone at your level fills it.
Players near you
Found by level, not by who you know.
Friends
Your regulars, reachable in one place.
A thread per match
Four people, one conversation.
Clubs near you
Courts and prices before you commit.
Your memberships
What's left, spent for you.
Marketplace
A shop with two kinds of seller.
Brands and distributors list new stock with quantities and shipping. Players sell the racket they have finished with. Both land in front of people who already play.
Official sellers
Brands and distributors, with their own storefront.
Players selling
List a racket in a minute, collection or post.
Orders and shipping
Brands see orders through to dispatch.
Buyers who play
An audience that is already on court every week.
Near you
Filtered by where you are, not by where it shipped from.
Moderated
Every listing reviewable, anything off it removed.
About us
Built with clubs, not at them.
Where we are
Canadian, and building for Canadian clubs first — the courts we visit are the ones we design for.
How we onboard
We build your account ourselves and load your courts and hours, so the first calendar you open is already right.
What we will not do
Put a paywall between a player and a court. The app is free, and it stays that way.
Pricing
Priced per club.
No price list, because no two clubs are the same shape. Tell us your courts and how busy they are, and we will send you a number.
Nothing up front
Onboarding, training and your court setup are included. A quiet month costs you nothing.
You pay when they book
It scales with the courts you actually fill, not with the ones you own.
The app stays free
No subscription between a player and a court — a paywall there is a booking you did not get.
Get in touch
We set your club up ourselves.
Tell us about your club. We build the account, load your courts and hours, and send you pricing — so the first calendar you open is already right.
We reply to every club, usually the same day.