Spootly

Tennis · Padel · Foot · Basket · Volley · Golf

Find your playing partner.

Someone at your level, free at the same time, within 50 km. You pick today's sport, you browse the profiles around you, and you agree on a game.

Coming to the App Store Coming to Google Play iPhone · iOS 18 or later
Android 8.0 or later
Spootly's main screen: a tennis profile card, showing the level, the distance and the Skip and High five buttons.
Tennis Padel Football Basketball Volleyball Golf

Three steps, and you play.

No classified ads, no group chat to nudge. You see who is free nearby, and you agree.

A profile card: Noémie, 27, advanced at tennis, in Geneva, 42 km away, available evenings and weekends.

01

Pick today's sport

Each sport has its own level. Advanced at tennis does not mean advanced at golf, and Spootly keeps them apart.

The conversation list: two partners, Marc at golf and Yann at basketball, with each one's latest message.

02

High five

It takes two. Nobody is told until the interest is mutual — and only then does the conversation open.

A conversation with Marc, a golfer in Sion: the Suggest and Score buttons, the summary of games played, and the messages exchanged.

03

Agree on a game

Suggest a time, accept, add it to your calendar. And record the score afterwards, if you feel like it.

We look for a playing partner. Nothing else.

Spootly borrows the swipe from dating apps, and stops there. No hearts, no flirting vocabulary: what counts is a level, a sport and an availability. “High five” replaces the rest.

At your level
One level per sport, stated upfront. A lopsided game is no fun for anyone.
Close to you
50 km at most. Beyond that, “close to you” stops meaning anything.
Your location stays yours
Others see a distance rounded to the kilometre. Never your coordinates.
Report and block
Within reach on every profile, and a block cuts everything both ways.