FootTennis.Club

An app born on the court.

Organize your foot tennis club or find a place to play

Find where you can play foot tennis: create your own club, join an open game, or find a club to play with regularly.

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An app born on the court

FootTennis.Club started from a real need: a weekly group needed a simpler way to manage attendance, teams, matches, and rankings. We built it for our own games, then opened it to other clubs and players.

It is not a generic product. It is built from real games, for organizers who want order and for players who want to play.

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See the app in action

A quick look at match nights, teams, results, rankings, and player profiles.

What an organized match night looks like

From invitation and attendance to results, voting, and history.

  1. 01

    Create the match night

    Players get notified and confirm whether they are coming.

  2. 02

    Set the teams

    Generate balanced teams or adjust them manually when you know the context better.

  3. 03

    Play with clear rotation

    Winner-stays-on, bench flow, substitutions, and live adjustments when the roster changes.

  4. 04

    Close the match night

    Save the results and start voting without manual calculations.

  5. 05

    The history stays

    Ratings, form, awards, and rankings keep updating over time.

Frequently asked questions

What is foot tennis? +
Foot tennis, also called football tennis, is a sport played on a court with a net, where the ball is played with the foot, head, chest, or knee. It is usually played in teams of 2 or 3.
What is the difference between open games and open clubs? +
Open games are public sessions where you can request a spot for a specific day and time. Open clubs are groups that accept new players and give you a place to play regularly.
Can I play once without joining a club? +
Yes. If you find an open game that suits you, you can request a spot just for that game without joining a club.
How do I join an open club? +
Search for a club by city or area, check the schedule and level, then send a join request. The club managers review the request and decide whether to accept you.
Is joining a club automatic? +
No. Requests to open clubs are reviewed manually by the club managers.
Can I also find places to play? +
Yes. The Venues page helps you find public places where you can play or organize a foot tennis game.

Ready to get in the game?

Choose a public game to play soon, find a club to join, or create your own club when you are ready to organize.

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