Doubles and singles 1v1
A standard doubles match or one on one, with the same filters by date, city and level.
Features
Everything you can do in the app
The full list, by area. Everything here is already in the app — what we are still building is on the What’s new page.
Open matches
An open match is a booked slot that is short of players. You create one, or join someone else’s, and anyone whose level fits can enter. Before you confirm you see the club, the time, the duration, the level range, who has already joined and how many places are left.
Competitive or friendly
A competitive match moves both sides’ level. A friendly one changes nothing — for practice and relaxed slots.
Held places and invites
Hold a place for someone you know and invite them by name; the rest of the team goes out openly.
The level stake, up front
Before you join you see what a win is worth and what a loss costs — no surprises afterwards.
Waiting list and weekly repeats
Match full? Join the list. A fixed weekly slot is created as a series.
Result and confirmation
Enter the sets; the other side confirms or disputes. Then you can rate your partners and ask for a rematch.
Level and ranking
Your level is a number from 0.00 to 7.00 describing how well you play. A quiz sets it when you sign up, and after that it moves with every competitive match — by how much depends on the opponents’ level and the result, with a cap on how far one match can shift the scale.
A quiz at signup
A few questions about your experience set a starting estimate instead of a random number.
A guide to the levels
A screen explaining each band of the scale and what to work on for the next step.
Your level over time
Your profile charts how your level has moved, with the band edges marked.
Leaderboard
Compare by city, country, level and skill — not one global list you are never top of.
Clubs and booking
A directory of every club in the cities we cover. Partner clubs can be booked inside the app; listed clubs have a full page with contact details, but you arrange the slot with them directly. Either way the court is paid for at the club, on site.
The club page
Photos, courts, opening hours, pricing by slot, coaches and the players who play there.
Club map
Every club on a map — useful when you want something near work or home.
Booking a slot
At a partner club you pick a free slot and confirm in the app, then you can open it as a match.
Every booking in one place
Courts, matches, lessons and tournaments in one list, sorted by time.
Suggest a club or a court
Club missing? Send a suggestion from your profile. If court details are wrong, send a correction.
Lessons and coachesnew
Coaches publish free slots for private lessons and group clinics. If a coach has not published a schedule, you send a request with your own time and the coach confirms.
Private and group
A private lesson or a clinic with a capacity, with a clear price per person.
Request a lesson
When nothing is published you propose a time — the coach accepts or offers another.
Roster and waiting list
Group lessons have a roster, seats held while a booking is confirmed, and a waiting list.
Coach profile
Rates, languages, reviews and students. You can save up to three coaches as favourites.
Tournaments and eventsnew
Enter a club tournament alone or with a partner, or organise your own — any signed-up player can be an organiser. The format is a group stage then a draw, with an optional consolation draw. Every tournament gets a public page with a live table that works without an account.
Enter with a partner
Invite your partner, they confirm, and the pair enters the draw together.
Level checks
A tournament can set a soft or hard level range so different categories do not mix.
Groups and the draw
One to eight groups, a main and a consolation draw, and an automatic move from groups into the draw.
Live table
Results, standings and "my next match" live — in the app and on the public web page.
Organiser panel
Roster, entry requests, co-organisers, seeding, cancelling and duplicating a tournament.
Chat and alerts
Every match, lesson and tournament has its own chat. On top of that there are direct messages and groups, all in one inbox. You set your own alerts for new matches — by city, club, level and time of day.
One inbox
Messages from matches, lessons, tournaments, groups and direct chats in one place, with filters.
Share as cards
Send a match, tournament, lesson or coach profile into a chat as a card, not a bare link.
Match alerts
A new match in your city, a match one player short, a match from someone you follow — each toggles separately.
Quiet from 23:00 to 08:00
Nothing arrives overnight. You can narrow the window further to the hours you actually play.
Block and report
Block a player or report a message. A post reported by several people is hidden automatically.
Profile and statsnew
Your profile shows your level, your stats, the clubs you play at and a reliability badge — how consistently you turn up to matches you joined. That is what other players look at before letting you into a match.
Reliability badge
Three tiers, based on turning up to the matches you joined.
Partner and opponent records
Your best partner, your toughest opponent, and a head-to-head against any player.
Weekly recap
Monday brings the week: matches, wins, level change, minutes on court and your streak.
Follow players and the feed
Follow the players you like playing with; the feed carries "looking to play" posts and listings.
Themes and languages
Ten appearance themes and three languages — Serbian, English and Russian, independent of your phone.
Junior accounts
A parent creates and runs a child’s profile from their own login: entering them into tournaments and events, following notifications for them, and picking an avatar from an illustrated set. The child has no login of their own.
Several children, one account
Each child has their own profile, level and history, managed from your account.
Enter them into tournaments
Enter a child into a junior tournament exactly as you enter yourself into yours.
Illustrated avatars
A set of mascots instead of a photo — no picture of a child in the public part of the app.
Graduating to their own account
When a child grows up, the profile becomes a standalone account with its history intact.
Try it — it is free
Make an account in a minute and see what is being played tonight in your city.
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