Poll your regulars
Share a weekly plan to find the days and times that work. Available means interested, not committed.
For the person who gets everyone playing
Organize the game. Skip the group-chat chaos.
Collect availability, share the details, and see what happens next. Keep the chats and the people you already play with.
One account for playing and organizing. A plan collects interest; it does not reserve a court or commit anyone to play.
Illustrative example
Thursday, anyone?
Share a weekly availability poll with your regular players.
See who is available → choose the game details → ask players to confirm.
The game is confirmed only when players confirm.
From thread to game
Make the next game easier to arrange.
Choose the game
Set the details and ask selected players to confirm. Arrange the court with the venue separately.
Keep your people close
Keep preferred players and reuse plans as your group grows over time.
One opening or a regular week?
A Game Card describes one opening and lets an organizer review requests. A weekly plan asks your group which days work before you choose a game.
Public Game Card publishing is currently limited to approved pilot organizers; anyone can organize games and request substitutes.
I need a playerQuestions
Do we need a new group chat?
No. Share links in the WhatsApp, GroupMe, text, or email conversations you already use.
Does a poll reserve a court?
No. The organizer arranges court availability with the venue.
Does everyone have to join a bench first?
No. You can begin organizing without first creating a Sub Bench.