Frequently asked questions

Founding Member Access: free for the first 500 users. Lock in free lifetime access to attendance, payment, rank tracking, running stats, and Zumba logs before public subscription pricing begins.

No. We believe in a clean, distraction-free experience. The app is 100% ad-free for all users, now and in the future.

Sign in, then choose Create a club. Give it a name, pick the sports your group plays and a colour, and optionally add a home venue and a club photo. You become the club's organiser.

Every club has a 6-digit join code. In Club settings you can Text invite, Share invite or Copy invite; the message has a link and the code. People sign in and enter the code. You can also show the QR code on the web.

Yes. Switch clubs from the club name at the top of the app. The Calendar shows sessions from all your clubs together, labelled by club.

Organisers do this in Club settings: the name, comments shown on every session, WhatsApp link, venues, and the club logo. For the logo, upload a photo or pick an icon.

In Club settings, choose New code. The old code stops working straight away; people already in the club aren't affected. On the web you can also set the code to expire on a date, for one-off events.

Badminton, pickleball and running are built in. Organisers can add any other sport, such as tennis, table tennis, cycling or a bushwalk.

In Club settings → Sports, choose + Add your own sport, type its name and choose how it's played:

• Matches & scores, like badminton: pairings, scores, a win-rate leaderboard. You also set the points needed to win a game.
• Distance & time, like running: everyone logs a distance and time, with a pace leaderboard.
• Attendance only, like a bushwalk: who's coming and payments, with nothing to score.

Tap a sport to turn it on or off for your club. The first sport is the default for new sessions.

Yes. Each match sport has its own rating (see Skill ratings). On the Me screen you can also set a general level per sport; it's your starting point if you skip the starting-level questions.

The full explanation, with an example, is on How Ranking Works. In short: in match sports such as badminton and pickleball, everyone has a rating in each club. It starts at a tier and then moves after every scored match, based on who you played and whether you won. Don't worry about picking the perfect tier on day one: your matches correct it automatically.

When you join or create a club, you choose a starting tier. Not sure? Answer three quick questions and we suggest one:

• Beginner (100 pts): new to the sport, learning basic rules, serves and shot consistency.
• Intermediate (200 pts): plays regularly, understands court positioning and strategy, keeps consistent rallies.
• Advanced (300 pts): highly competitive, strong shot accuracy, tournament or league experience.

Choosing a tier is required; the questions are optional. You can change your choice until your first rated match.

In doubles your side's rating is the average of you and your partner. Sides within 20 points of each other count as even.

• Win against a higher-rated side: +20. An even side: +10. A lower-rated side: +5.
• Lose to a higher-rated side: −5. An even side: −10. A lower-rated side: −20.

Both partners get the same change. The score margin doesn't matter, only who won. Ratings never go below 0.

Team A is Priya (200) and Sam (200), average 200. Team B is Ana (200) and Lee (100), average 150. Team B wins, beating a side 50 points higher: Ana goes to 220 and Lee to 120. Priya and Sam lost to a lower side, so they drop to 180 each.

No, one per club. Your badminton rating in one club only changes with matches in that club, so it reflects how you play against those players.

Fix or delete the match and every rating is recalculated as if it had always been right. Organisers can also set a member's rating from their profile, for example for someone clearly placed in the wrong tier. That applies from then on.

Fewer than 5 rated matches. Provisional players are listed under the leaderboard until they've played enough for their rating to settle.

Organisers choose New session on Home. Pick the sport, date and time, venue, courts, capacity and cost. Everyone in the club is notified and can answer Going, Maybe or Can't.

Yes. Under Repeat, choose daily, weekly or monthly, and how often (for example every 2 days, or every week on Tuesday and Thursday). Then choose when it ends: never, after a number of sessions, or on a date. Sessions are added up to 8 weeks ahead, and more appear as time goes on.

Choose Split total to share one amount, such as court hire, between everyone going. Choose Per person for a fixed price each. New sessions start with the cost settings of your last session of that sport.

Anyone else who says Going joins a waitlist. When a spot opens up, the first person waiting moves in automatically and gets a notification.

Organisers can. On web, use the pencil on the session; on mobile, use Manage session…. For a repeating session you can change just that one, or that one and all later ones.

Cancel if people have already joined. It comes off the calendar but keeps everyone's RSVPs, payments and results, and you can reinstate it. Delete removes it with everything in it and can't be undone, so the app warns you if anyone is coming or has paid, and offers to cancel instead. Either way, everyone who said they were coming gets a notification.

Organisers create and edit sessions, generate pairings, confirm payments, post announcements, manage club settings and members, and delete the club. Members RSVP, enter their own scores and results, and mark their own payments.

Yes. In Members, an organiser can make anyone else an organiser, or remove that role. A club always keeps at least one organiser.

Organisers go to Members and choose Remove. Their past results stay in the club's history. They can't rejoin with the code unless an organiser lets them back in from the Removed list on the same screen.

Go to Club settings → Danger zone → Leave club. Your past results stay in the club's stats so your teammates' records stay correct. You can rejoin later with the code.

Yes, once there's another organiser. If you're the only one and others are still in the club, make someone else an organiser first. The app points you to Members.

Leaving then deletes the club with everything in it, because nobody could use it any more. The app warns you first.

Any organiser can, from Club settings → Danger zone → Delete club. You type the club's name to confirm. Everything is deleted for everyone, including sessions, results, payment records, announcements, venues and the club photo. Every member gets a "Club deleted" notification. It can't be undone. Members can't delete a club; they can only leave.

No. It only keeps track of who has paid. Money moves the way your group already handles it: cash, PayID or bank transfer.

Open the session's Payments tab and tap I've paid. Your organiser is notified and confirms it. Your outstanding balance across sessions is on the Me screen.

On the Me screen, tap your picture and choose a photo. It's cropped square, and hidden details such as where it was taken are removed. You can remove it at any time.

Only members of the clubs you join. Clubs aren't public or searchable. We never sell your information or share it with advertisers. See the Privacy Policy.

On the Me screen, choose Delete account. Your profile and sign-in are deleted. In shared clubs your past results stay, shown as "Former player" with no name. Clubs where you were the only person are deleted.