Play the point.

Finding it hard to find padel peers at your level? Curious to start but shy about joining advanced players? In the app, pick your level and when you’re free — the app matches you with three others who play like you and want the same day and time. Then take it offline: book a court on any platform — such as Playtomic — and pay your own share.

Four levels, Beginner to Pro. After each game your partners rate how you played, and your number settles where the room puts you — always inside the level you chose, so a beginner is never dropped into an advanced four.

1 · Pick your level. Four levels, each a band on a 0–10 scale: Beginner (0–2.5), Intermediate (2.5–5), Advanced (5–7.5) and Pro (7.5–10). You start in the middle of the band you choose — a starting position the room can move you from, not a claim to be argued with.

2 · Say when you’re free. Choose a date and a time of day — morning, afternoon or evening. Everyone who picked the same level, date and time of day shares one thread, so you can coordinate while the four fills.

3 · Four line up, you’re on. The moment four members match, the game is on. Book a court on any platform or directly with a club — Playtomic is one option — and pay your own share. Offline never takes the booking or the payment.

4 · Confirm, then rate. After the game you confirm it took place; only then can you rate the people you played with, and only they can rate you. Nobody sees who said what.

5 · Your number moves, your level doesn’t. Ratings move your number only inside the band you chose, and nothing publishes until five different partners across three games agree — so no single evening moves anything. If the people you play consistently read you as a different level, the app suggests moving; changing band starts you at the bottom of the new one. Your level and number show on your card by default, and you can hide them at any time in the app.