Games, players and clubs.

Start with Activities to see games you can join. Narrow your search by sport, location and schedule, then open an activity to check its meeting spot, player limit and skill range. Discover brings nearby players, venues and clubs together on the map.

The activity tells you whether you can join immediately or send a request for the host to approve. If it is full, you may be able to join the waitlist. Check your membership status before making plans, and use the activity discussion to coordinate with the group.

Find activities

Choose your sport and activity type: a match, training, session or class, depending on the sport. For matches, choose Friendly, Competitive or Ranked. Set a skill range if you want to bring together players of similar ability.

Choose the times you can play, select a venue or a custom meeting spot, and set your player limit or lineup. Choose who can see the activity, review the details and create it. You can then invite players and manage requests from the activity page.

Create an activity

Use Find players to look for people near you who play your sports. Refine the results with the available filters and open a profile to see their sports, levels and availability. Levels belong to individual sports, so compare the sport you want to play.

Send a connection request to keep in touch. You can also invite a player to an activity or start a new activity from their profile. An invitation gives them a choice to accept; check the activity to see who has confirmed.

Find players

Browse venues or use Discover to find sports facilities near you. Open a venue to check its location, sports and access details. A venue can help you find a suitable meeting spot for your group.

When hosting, choose a listed venue or pick a custom location on the map. Add details such as the court number or entrance so everyone knows where to meet. Check access and booking requirements with the venue before you play.

Explore venues

Clubs bring players together around shared sports, activities and discussion. Browse the clubs available to you and open a club to learn about its community and the activities it organizes.

A club may let you join directly, ask you to send a membership request, or require an invitation. Once you are a member, follow the club’s activities and discussions. Club organizers can host activities for their community.

Explore clubs

Your level describes your ability in a particular sport. Trust reflects reliability and conduct. Use both, alongside the activity details, to decide whether a game is a good fit.

Friendly matches, training, sessions and classes do not change sport levels. Competitive and Ranked matches can contribute skill ratings; attendance and conduct feedback can contribute to trust. The ratings guide explains the match modes, established levels and joining rules.

Skill levels, ratings and trust