Elkhart · Granger · South Bend
Drills, private lessons, and the club ladder in one place. Your pro posts the week. You tap yes. Everybody knows who's coming before they leave the house.
This is the whole interaction. That's the point.
How it works
There's no learning curve here. If you can read a text message, you can run your whole tennis week on this.
Make an account, and your pro sets your level. That rating is what decides which drills show up for you — you never scroll past sessions you can't play in.
Upcoming sessions, grouped by day, with time, court, level, and who's already in. Sign-ups open a set number of hours ahead so nobody camps a spot in March.
In, maybe, or out. The bar fills as people commit. If it's full you land on the waitlist and move up automatically when somebody drops.
Your pro checks you in on the court. That check-in feeds your stats, your attendance streak, and the points anyone who referred you is earning.
For players
Everything a member needs sits behind one of five words at the top of the screen. Nothing is buried.
Every drill you actually qualify for, in day order, with a live count and a countdown to start. Nothing you can't play in ever clutters the list.
Same information, laid out the way you actually plan a week. Your sessions are highlighted; tap any day to open it.
Each pro publishes their week. You see real open slots, pick a length, and it's on both calendars — no voicemail, no "let me check and get back to you."
Claim a code, share your link. Anyone who joins through it is yours from then on, and every time they show up you bank points toward a free drill.
For pros & clubs
Sign in as a pro and five more tabs appear. This is where the week gets built, the roster gets managed, and the club finds out what's actually working.
Drop drills onto a day, set level, cap, court, and minimum. Repeat a session weekly and the whole series posts at once.
Set a minimum. If a session hasn't hit it an hour out, it cancels itself and everyone who was in gets told — before anyone's in the car.
One roster, searchable, with the rating you assign. Ratings drive eligibility, so nudging someone up or down instantly changes what they see.
Build a group once — Tuesday ladies, high school squad, the 7am guys — and post sessions only they can see.
One tap pulls the numbers of everyone who hasn't answered into a text with the session details already written. Fill a court in ninety seconds.
Attendance rates, fill rates, hours taught, no-show patterns, and a dossier on every player — what they play, how often, when they last showed.
Referrals, challenges, chat, new signups, free spots — each one has an on/off switch. Turn a feature off for the club and it disappears cleanly for everyone.
Tap names as they walk on. That single tap drives attendance history, referral payouts, and the numbers you show the club owner.
Past sessions stay searchable with their rosters intact, so "how many came to Tuesday live ball in April" is a ten-second question.
Challenges
The rules are short on purpose. Everything runs on clocks so a challenge can't quietly die in someone's inbox.
Referrals
Clubs spend real money on ads that don't bring anybody to a court. This pays your existing members instead — and only when the person they brought actually shows up.
After three months they've settled in and you've done your part — but points you already earned never expire. Cash them in on any drill you're signed up for, and undo puts them straight back if you change your mind.
The leaderboard ranks points earned all-time, so spending yours never costs you a place on it. Your people show as active when they've checked in within the last month.
Why it works here
It's a web address. Open it, add it to your home screen if you want, and it behaves like an app. No store, no updates, no "which version are you on."
When someone signs up, every phone looking at that drill updates on the spot. The count you're reading is the count right now.
Every rule in here came from an actual problem at an actual club — the four-person drill that fell apart at 5:55, the ladder nobody played.
Questions
No. Players use it free. Drills and lessons are billed the way your club already bills them — this replaces the clipboard and the group text, not the pro shop.
No. It's a website that works like an app. Open the link on any phone, tablet, or computer. On iPhone you can add it to your home screen and it opens full-screen with no browser bar.
You can still make an account. You'll see a note explaining that a pro sets your level the first time they see you hit, and once that happens the right drills appear.
Your pro sets a minimum when they post it. If the session hasn't reached that minimum an hour before start, it cancels itself and everyone who was in gets a notification. No one drives out to an empty court.
Yes. Referrals, challenges, chat, new signups, free spots — each one is a switch in the control room. Turn something off and it disappears for members entirely, not greyed out with a nag.
Yes. Pickleball sessions carry their own color, their own ball size, and their own filter, so the two sports never blur together on the sheet.
Reach out and we'll set up your courts, your pros, and your levels, then import your player list. Most clubs are posting their first week within a day.
Ready when you are
Open it on your phone right now — you'll see the same sheet your players see.