My sister got into running, and Strava turned every good run into a celebration, kudos, cheering, the works. I play amateur tennis, and my results were already logged in the league system, but nobody celebrated them there. CourtzClub tracks sessions, hitting partners, courts played, and gear in one place instead of scattered across texts and memory. It also includes Bump Forecast, our own read on whether your level is trending up, holding, or declining. Not an official rating. Free to start.
Hey Product Hunt, founder here. The real reason I built this: my sister got really into running, and every time she had a good run, Strava turned it into this little celebration, people cheering her on, kudos, the whole thing. I'm not much of a runner, but I'm seriously into amateur tennis, and I wanted that same thing. My wins were already logged somewhere, in the league system, but nobody was celebrating them there. It's just a dry record. I wanted them celebrated too.
So I built CourtzClub. It tracks sessions, hitting partners, courts played, gear, and includes Bump Forecast, our own read on whether your level is trending up, holding, or declining.
Curious what this community thinks: what makes a tracking app worth opening every week instead of something you download once and forget?