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About the startup
PadelGod provides tools to organize padel matches, record live scores, and track progress on a competitive ranking system. The platform features a tournament engine supporting Americano, Mexicano, and King of the Court formats with automated balanced pairings, fair sit-out rotations, and real-time standings. PadelGod is a full padel platform built around one promise: open the app, see a free court, and book it in under fifteen seconds. Beyond booking it has grown into a real social and competitive product: public matches and matchmaking, competitive or friendly live scoring with an Apple Watch companion, tournaments, skill-based rankings, streaks, notifications, player profiles and per-booking chat. Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, yet filling a match, keeping score and tracking your progress still happens through phone calls, group chats and scraps of paper. We built PadelGod to put everything within reach, wherever you play: open matches with players at your level, a competitive ranking, full tournaments with a TV mode and a synced timer, live scoring on Apple Watch with heart rate and calories, a social feed and reports that show how you improve after every match. This is only the beginning. We build fast, listen to the community and keep adding new features, from tournaments and TV mode to the Android app. The goal stays simple: more time on court, less time lost organizing. Capabilities: - Court booking in under 15 seconds with optimistic UI and a live day grid - Double-booking made physically impossible by a Postgres exclusion constraint - Public matches and matchmaking with competitive or friendly live scoring - Apple Watch companion for scoring a match from your wrist - Tournaments, skill-based rankings, streaks and push notifications - Player profiles, followers, people-you-may-know and per-booking chat
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