For players
What you can already do
Six things the app already does, described the way they actually work: what they do, and what they don't.
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- What you can already do
Six features, no small print
Every one of them is already in the app. Where there is a limit we say it on the same line, not in a footnote.
Rankings by club, level and month
Read this month's board or the all-time one, filtered by club, sport and level band. Points come from matches with a recorded result, and each opponent is worth at most three wins to you. A club's own screen carries a Top of the month card with the first three, once the month has results.
A private lesson off the coach's own slots
Pick a day and a time from the openings the coach published and book it yourself, without ringing the club. The app does not charge online yet: if the lesson has a price, you pay it at the club desk.
Weather, on outdoor courts
For a match on an outdoor court, the match screen carries the forecast for that hour: temperature, chance of rain and wind. It shows up to seven days ahead, and only when the forecast service answers.
Send a match into a chat
Share a match as a card into any chat you are already in, one-to-one or a group. A chat message also carries one photo or one location, one per message, for saying where to meet.
Groups with a chat of their own
Start a group and open its chat with a button. To invite, a group's owner or admin picks from the people you follow, the people who follow you and the people you have already played with.
The organiser arranges their court
On a match that costs nothing, the organiser can seat somebody in a free slot straight from the match roster. Removing somebody works on any match; seating directly only works on the free ones.
Where you can play
Today we set up matches in Cancún. Across the rest of Mexico, the directory lists 1,628 places with courts in 275 cities so you know where to play.
Padel
Almost always played in pairs, on a 20 × 10 m court enclosed by walls the ball can bounce off. You play with a solid paddle.
477 mapped places in 32 states
Where there is most
Tennis
The biggest court of the three, with a strung racket; played as singles or doubles.
1,092 mapped places in 32 states
Where there is most
City guides
Pickleball
A court the size of a badminton court, a solid paddle and a plastic ball with holes. Quick to pick up.
135 mapped places in 28 states
Where there is most
City guides
What we are not promising
- Do I always appear on the ranking?
- Not always. The board leaves out private, suspended and deleted accounts, and it doesn't show you anyone you blocked or anyone who blocked you. With a private profile you do see your own place; nobody else sees you there.
- Will I always see the weather for my match?
- No. Outdoor courts only, only inside the next seven days, and only when the forecast service answers. On an indoor or covered court nothing is shown, and when no figure arrives we would rather print nothing than invent one.
- Can I book a private lesson without going through the club?
- Yes. You pick an opening from the schedule the coach published and the app holds it. The app does not charge online yet: if the lesson has a price, you pay it at the club desk. The lesson is played on one of the club's courts.
- Can the organiser add people to a paid match?
- No. Seating somebody directly only works on matches that cost nothing — on a paid one the server refuses it. Removing somebody works on both.
Find a match in Cancún
Tell us your level and we'll show you the open matches you can actually join.
