Rally — Tennis Partner Finder

Rally is live in Germany and the US: find compatible tennis partners, join open matches, and see real court info — now with community-suggested clubs. Free, no ads.

Rally helps recreational tennis players find compatible partners, join matches, and get on court with less back-and-forth.

FIND YOUR MATCH • Discover nearby players with a transparent compatibility score — plain arithmetic over level, formats, play style, and availability. No black box, no "AI" claims. • Join open matches with one request, or invite a specific player with a time proposed from both of your availabilities. • Match reminders and notifications keep plans on track — invites, confirmations, and chat messages reach your lock screen.

COORDINATE WITHOUT CHAOS • Every match has its own chat for participants — no separate inbox, no cold messages from strangers. • Your conversations sit on the Matches tab with honest unread badges. • Court finder with real local clubs: booking links, surfaces, court counts, and guest prices where clubs publish them. Availability is always labeled by its source — never presented as live when it isn't. • Missing your club? Suggest it from the app — every suggestion is reviewed by a person, honestly labeled as community-sourced, and you're notified either way.

BUILT ON TRUST • Approximate neighborhoods only — your exact location and contact details are never shown. • Skill levels are self-reported and marked as such; reliability grows from real match behavior, not ratings drama. • Block and report tools built in. A single report never labels anyone. • Your data stays yours: no ads, no tracking SDKs, no selling data. Delete your account in the app, immediately.

YOUR PROFILE, YOUR CALL • Add a photo (we strip location metadata before storing it), share the gear you play with, or keep it all minimal. • Sessions stay signed in securely; unlock with Face ID if you like.

Rally is free, independent, and honest about what it is. Started with the Stuttgart tennis community, now open in Germany and the US — and the court map grows with its players.