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Clubs, squads and open play
What a captain and a group need: a member list, sessions with who is going, open play for new players, and a clear list of who has paid.
Community squads in action
The member list, the next sessions, who is going and who has paid, all on the group's page in the app.
Session day
Match readySee every member with their playing level, mark who turned up to a session, and let organisers help run the group.
Member management
Add a session on a court you booked, or at a place you name. Set a level range and a limit, and members answer going or not.
Session planning
Open a session to anyone with its link. Players who are not members can sign up, and guests can join without an account if you allow it.
New players
When a session is added, its group gets a notice in the app. You can also invite only the members you pick.
Direct communication
Whether you run a casual weekend club or manage competitive multi-court squads.
Operational roles
Plan weekly open play, see the headcount, and welcome beginners, without a busy group chat.
Primary focusSocial play & capacity
Keep a squad inside your club for practice, with its own members and its own sessions.
Primary focusPractice and levels
Run drill sessions for the players you pick, with a price per player and a clear list of who paid.
Primary focusInstruction and sessions
Built to save organisers from busy group chats and lists kept by hand.
Keep the member list current, invite people with a link, and let organisers add and run sessions.
Leadership featureCo-captain delegation
A member who booked a court can put a session on it, so the group sees the place and time. Booking the court is still a request to its host.
Booking infrastructureYour own booking
See who is going and who is waiting. When a spot opens, give it to the next person, and mark who turned up.
Session dayAttendance
Set a price per player, or split the court cost between the people who come. Players pay the organiser directly, in one of the ways the group accepts. We hold none of the money.
Financial clarityWe hold no money
From a few friends to a busy club, in four steps.
Start a club or a squad, give it a name and a logo, and choose your organisers.
Share a join link with your regular players. A public club can also be found by players in your country.
Put a session on a court you booked, or at a place you name, with a level range and a price.
See who is going, mark who turned up, check who paid, and share photos after.
Free for players
Clubs and squads are free for players. Create one with your free player account and invite your group.
