Community Features

Every licensed player and registered club has a public profile page that surfaces what is shareable: name, club affiliation, favourite formats, recent results, ranking trajectory and achievement badges. Privacy controls let the player hide age, contact, exact location or specific results categories. Club pages show the roster, upcoming home competitions, weekly training nights, terrain photos and a contact form that routes to the configured club admin.

Follow is a one-tap relationship that drives a unified activity feed. The feed merges results from followed players ("Anna won 13-7 in round 3"), upcoming matches ("Marc plays in 30 minutes on court 4"), club news ("Club Marseille opens registration for the autumn doublette") and friends-of-friends suggestions. Items are deduplicated and ranked by recency and relevance, with deep links into the underlying match, competition or club page.

Find-a-player is a structured matching tool: a player looking for a doublette or triplette teammate posts a request with format, level, location radius, dates and notes; matching players in range get a Web Push and inbox notification, then chat 1-on-1 to confirm. Find-a-club mirrors this for new players: enter a postcode, get a sorted list of nearby clubs with distance, training nights, beginner programmes, language and contact CTA. Forums are organised per club, per region and per topic (rules, equipment, tactics, travel) with markdown posts, threaded replies, mentions and moderator tools. Event reviews thread under a competition page after it ends, letting attendees post text, ratings and photos that organisers can pin or feature on their CMS site. All community surfaces share the same identity, follow graph and notification preferences as the rest of the app.