Weekly games

Your weekly game or practice, organised for you

Set it up once. Everyone answers I'm in or Can't come, the waitlist moves up on its own, and when you're short the free spots open to players nearby.

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  • Free
  • Every week or every 2 weeks
  • Up to 60 members

How it works

Set it up once, play every week

  1. Set it up once

    Day, time and place, every week or every other week, until a date or for good.

  2. Everyone answers

    Each game opens a few days before. Members tap I'm in or Can't come; Blastt reminds the rest.

  3. Play

    Full? Answers go on the waitlist. Short? Open the free spots to players nearby.

Answers

Know who's coming, every week

Each game opens a set number of days before, and members answer with one tap. You see who's in, who can't come and who hasn't replied, and Blastt reminds whoever hasn't.

  • A chat for every game
  • Change your answer any time before the game
  • Skip a game, or pause the series for the holidays

Waitlist

Full? Nobody has to keep the list

Once the game is full, answers go on the waitlist. When someone drops out, the next one moves in on their own, first come first served, and hears about it.

Go/no-go

Short of players? Fill the spots

A go/no-go check tells the organisers a day before if the game is short. With public fill-in, the free spots show in search for players nearby, who join or ask to join.

  • They play that one game, not the whole series
  • Anyone can join, or you approve each player

Your group

Your group, your rules

Share the invite link: people ask to join and an organiser approves. Invite someone by name and they're in at once. Share the work with organisers.

  • An owner, organisers and up to 60 members
  • A competitive series moves levels; a friendly one doesn't
  • Mark the court booked for the whole season

Calendar

Every game in your calendar

Subscribe once and every game shows in your calendar, with your answer in each one, and moved or cancelled games kept up to date.

Everything in a weekly game

Made for the same game, every week

  • Every week or every other

    Any day and time; the first game within 60 days.

  • Opens when you say

    Each game opens for answers 1 to 13 days before.

  • Reminders

    For anyone who hasn't answered yet.

  • Skip a game

    One week off, without touching the rest.

  • Pause and resume

    No games are made until you resume.

  • Change the time

    For the next game, or from the one after.

  • Competitive or friendly

    Results move levels, or just keep the score.

  • Chat

    Each game has a chat for the people in it.

Ideas

One set-up, every week

Questions and answers

Is it free?

Yes. Blastt is free. You pay the venue for the court, as you always have.

Who can join my group?

People you invite. With the link they ask to join and an organiser approves; invited by name, they're in at once. Free spots can also open to players nearby, for one game.

What happens when a game is full?

Answers go on the waitlist. If someone drops out, the next one moves in on their own, first come first served.

We're short this week. Now what?

The go/no-go check tells organisers in time. Open the free spots to players nearby at your level, or skip the game.

Do I book the court every week?

Mark the court booked for the season, and nobody has to. Otherwise each game shows the court isn't booked yet.

Which sports?

Matches for tennis, padel, squash, badminton, pickleball, table tennis, beach volleyball and nohejbal, and pickup games for football, futsal, volleyball, basketball, floorball and handball: 14 sports, each with its own formats.

Set it up tonight, play every week

Start a weekly game for your group, or take a free spot in one near you.

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Free · Tennis, padel, squash and 11 more sports · Players at your level

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