Creating a new game
Organizer creates a new game and sets the core details.
How Padel-Up works
Set your clubs. Create or join games. Get real approvals and consent.
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Finding & joining a game
Player finds an existing game and asks to join.
Sign in + onboarding
Player signs in, sets location, and chooses clubs.
Recommendation to organizer
Organizer receives and reviews a generated recommendation.
Closing a game
The game closes after the player list is confirmed.
Simple step flow
From court booking to a closed game, Padel-Up keeps the organizer in control while every player receives clear requests, approvals, and consent notifications.
Step 1
Organizer books the court
The first player acts as the organizer and books the court outside Padel-Up, using the club or booking app to choose the location, time, court, and duration.
Step 2
Organizer creates the game
The organizer defines the game details: date, time, duration, club location, desired player gender and rating, and optional invited players. Padel-Up notifies all current game players when the game is created or updated.
Step 3
Another player asks to join
A player searches for open games by filtering locations, rating ranges, and calendar availability. They review the matching games, choose one, and send a join request.
Step 4
Organizer approves or rejects
The organizer receives a join request notification for the missing player slot. The link opens the pending approvals list, where the organizer can approve or reject the request. In both cases, the player is notified.
Step 5
Player gives final consent
If the organizer adds a player directly, that player receives a consent-pending notification. The link opens the waiting-for-consent list, where the player can approve or reject the invitation. The organizer is notified either way.
Step 6
The game closes automatically
When the fourth player is approved, the game closes automatically and every confirmed player receives a game-closed message. Any remaining candidates are removed from the closed game, and their other active requests are deactivated and archived.