Good people · Good games · Zero "you up?" texts at 11pm

Stop asking the group chat if anyone's down to play.

Padelholic helps you find your crew, book matches, and actually show up. Less texting, more smashing.

Fewer "maybe next week"s. More sweaty high-fives.

Thursday padel?

Västervik Padel Center
2 spots left
19:00–20:30 150 SEKRelaxed · intermediate
JOANLI+1
run it back!

No, really

Real crews. Real matches. Real excuses.

2,400+

crews already ghosting their group chats

4/4

courts filled before anyone typed “who's in?”

18k

matches played, friendships mostly intact

Found a crew in two days. We've lost five matches together since. Honestly? Best Tuesdays of my life.
MMiraTuesday Smashers · Malmö
Used to send 47 texts to book one court. Now I just show up and lose with style. Huge upgrade.
DDenizGlass Wall Gang · Stockholm
My forehand is still a war crime, but my crew shows up every week anyway. That's the whole point.
JJonasSunday Slicers · Göteborg

More padel. Less chaos.

Most apps start with courts. Padelholic starts with people.

We don't replace your booking system — we organize the humans around the time you already booked.

01

Post a game

Someone books the court in MATCHi, Playtomic or at the hall. Drop the time, price, level and open spots into your crew.

02

Fill the court

Members tap I'm in, Maybe or The bench. Waitlists and notifications handle themselves — no double-bookings, no ghosting.

03

Run it back

Match thread, calendar, results and rematch all live in one place. Bragging rights included, friendships mostly intact.

Tournament complete.

Tournaments are a core feature, not an add-on.

Spin up an Americano, Mexicano or Monrad in a minute. The system builds rounds, partners, courts and rests — everyone just sees what's next.

AmericanoTeam AmericanoMexicanoTeam MexicanoMonrad
Round 4 of 7Live

Next up

Court 3

With

Johan

Against

Anna & Lisa

Crew ranking

Season
  • 1ANAnnaGlass whisperer1842
  • 2JOJohanMost addicted1790
  • 3LILisaLast-minute legend1731
  • 4MAMarcusAlways on the bench1688

Only confirmed, rated results count.

Built for crews, not courts.

A product you belong to, not just one you use.

Every match, tournament, result and local trade lives around the same crew. That keeps it fun on the court — and between sessions too.

A padel crew laughing together after a match
Private Crew

Your closed friend group

Members, matches, tournaments, feed, rules and ranking — all in one place. Invite-only, admins and moderators included.

City Crew

Your open city community

Request-to-join groups that connect players across your town. Bigger reach for filling courts and finding new rivals.

Migrate your Messenger group

Turn that chaotic group chat into a real crew in about two minutes. Bring everyone, keep the banter, lose the “who's in?” spam.

Buy & sell where you already play.

A local marketplace, not another ad site.

Trade gear with players in your city or inside a crew that already feels familiar. Every crew has someone looking for a new racket — and someone blaming the old one.

RacketsShoesBagsClothingBalls & accessories

Nox AT10 racket

Good condition

900 SEK

Crew

Padel shoes, size 43

Barely used

450 SEK

City

Pro racket bag

Like new

300 SEK

City

Padelholic isn't part of the deal — just the introduction.

Not a corporate app. A crew.

Humor that adds energy without hiding the details that matter. Hall, time, price and open spots are always crystal clear.

Relaxed.

Warm, open and never corporate.

Obsessive.

The energy of just one more game.

Together.

Crew and belonging before individual glory.

Match successfully created.Game on. Now find three people with no plans.
Registration closed.Court full. You're too late this time.
Player cancelled.Classic. One spot just opened.
Tournament completed.Friendships mostly intact.

Good people. Questionable forehands.

Ready to stop playing padel alone?

Padelholic is dropping soon. Join the waitlist and be one of the first to build a crew that actually plays together. No card, no stress, no commitment issues — just good people and gloriously questionable forehands.

First crews in get to blame each other when they lose. Fair warning.