Players see Fortaleza’s open courts on a map, set up matches at their level and climb the ranking. Clubs run their schedule in one portal and show up for people looking for a place to play.
Free for players. And clubs pay no fees at launch.
Finding a court, getting people together and keeping the score takes a group chat, a call to the club and a notes app. In the app, each part has its own screen.
Each pin is a club, with the hourly price on top. Drag the map, search that area and swipe through the cards to compare distance, price and how many courts each one has.
Court, day and time sit on the same screen, and nothing gets stuck. If the court you picked doesn’t have that slot, the app moves to one that does. If you switch courts, it finds the open slot closest to the one you wanted.
Post a singles or doubles match and say how many spots are left. Players ask to join, you accept or decline, and the match chat opens to sort out the rest.
When the match is over, one side enters the result set by set and the other confirms. Every confirmed score moves both ratings, and the ranking updates right away.
One chat per match, only with the people playing. The history is saved, and people outside the match can’t message you.
Send an invite by email or WhatsApp with a link to create a profile, and set up the match the same way.
Someone asked to join your match, your request got an answer, a new message came in or a score is waiting for your confirmation.
Players see your courts, prices and open slots in the app. You run the schedule in a portal the front desk can use without training, on a computer or a phone.
The week in a strip and the day in a grid of courts and time slots. Drag to block a lesson, maintenance or an event; if you get it wrong, undo with one click.
Surface, roof, lighting and price per hour, with almost no typing.
One range for each day, with a lunch break, and copy it from one court to another. The slots players see in the app come from here.
The photo you upload becomes the court’s cover in the app, for players choosing where to play.
Shows what’s still missing for the club to appear complete in the app, with a shortcut to fix each item.
Everyone on the team signs in with their own email and a code. Nobody has to share a password.
During the launch phase, the club pays no fees at all to be on Overspin. We create access for the first manager and set things up together with you.
We’re starting with tennis, in Fortaleza. This is what’s in the queue, for players and for clubs.
Pick the court, time and duration and pay with Pix or card, confirmed on the spot.
Padel, beach tennis and pickleball on the same profile, each with its own level.
See the city’s tournaments and sign up without leaving the app.
When a player books and pays in the app, the slot shows up as taken in your grid, without anyone writing it down.
Your students and classes in the portal, with lessons taking up the grid alongside matches.
Who plays at your club, how often, and who hasn’t shown up in a while, so you can bring them back.
Nothing. Creating an account, searching courts, posting matches, recording scores and following the ranking is free. There is no paid plan.
With your email: we send a 6-digit code, no password. Google and Apple sign-in work too. The first time, you tell us your tennis level.
Not yet. Today you can see clubs, courts and open slots, and set up the match in the app. Paid booking with Pix or card is the next step.
We’re starting in Fortaleza, with partner clubs and academies. Other capitals in Brazil’s Northeast come next.
For now, yes. Padel, beach tennis and pickleball are marked “coming soon” and will join the same profile.
You pick Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or Professional, and can change it whenever you want. Open matches use that level to filter who can join.
Your rating starts from the level you declared and changes with every match whose score both sides confirmed. Beating a stronger player is worth more than beating a weaker one.
During the launch phase, nothing: the club pays no fees to appear in the app or to use the portal.
Get in touch. Our team creates access for the first manager, and from there the club registers courts, hours and photos on its own in the portal.
Not students yet. Today you block lesson times in the schedule, so they don’t show up as open in the app. Student and class management is in the queue.
