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Find courts,
and people to get better with
Courts, sessions, practice logs and expert advice in one place. Your tennis life starts with the next ball.
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Tennis Nut does three things
To make tennis easier to start, and easier to keep doing.
Find a court
Not just an address: conditions, lighting, parking and access, reported by players who were actually there.
Find people
Post the times you're free, or check the map for courts where players are looking for a hit. Every session states the time, the format, the balls and who is welcome — so joining for the first time is not awkward.
Find an expert when you are stuck
Spend nuts to ask a coach, a strength trainer or another expert. One good answer saves months of guessing.
Finding a hit starts with "I'm free"
You don't need to know anyone yet. Say when you can play and other players can find you. Once it's on, everything from sorting out the details to finding each other at the court happens in one place.
Say when you're free
Pick a time, singles or doubles, what you want to work on, then tick a few courts you go to — or just say "anywhere in Taoyuan". Show it to friends only, or to everyone.
See who's free on the map
Switch the map to "Find players" and each court shows how many people have posted free time and how many hits are still looking for players. Open a court to see who can come and how much their time overlaps with yours.
Found someone? Ask them
Time, court, format and balls are settled when you post it. Ask one person, or let your friends, your team — or everyone who has the court as a favourite — get notified.
Sort out the details in the chat
As soon as someone joins, a chat opens that only the people in that hit can see. Who brings balls, how to split the court fee, running ten minutes late — say it there. If someone drops out, everyone is notified. The chat closes 3 hours after the hit.
10,000+ courts across 12 markets
Surface, floodlights, parking — and details confirmed on site by players. No install needed.
Open the court map →What you contribute comes back as your own progress
Report on courts, log your practices, share what you know. That earns nuts, and nuts buy expert advice and app features.
Report · Log
Report court conditions, log practices and matches
Earn nuts
Every contribution counts
Ask an expert
Get an answer written for you
Back to the court
Play with the answer, then report again
Nuts come from playing, and from making court information better for everyone.
Your whole tennis life in one app
Finding courts, arranging sessions, logging practice, asking an expert — every time you play leaves something behind, and that becomes the clue for next time.
An app that wants you on court, and on court for longer
Tennis Nut is about the tennis life itself: courts, players, practice, matches, experts and records. It lowers the cost of starting, of keeping at it, and of asking for help.
It starts with your first question
The expert is there the moment you have a question. You do not have to be good enough first.
The invitation tells you whether it is for you
Format, balls, and whether first-timers are welcome — all stated when the session is posted.
The information comes from people who went
Whether it is open, when, and what it costs should all be findable. Courts are scarce; keeping that information alive takes a community.
Build your Tennis Passport
Log courts, practices and matches, so every time you play leaves a trace.
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Questions
What is Tennis Nut?
An app for tennis players: find courts, arrange sessions, log practices and matches, and ask an expert when something is not working.
Do I need to be good at tennis?
No. Every session says what will be played, which balls, and whether first-timers are welcome — so you know from the invitation whether it suits you.
I don't know any other players. How do I find a hit?
Start by posting your free time: when you can play and which courts you can get to (or just a city), set to public. Other players see you in the map's "Find players" view and can ask you to hit. Or go the other way: look in "Find players" for courts where people have posted free time, and ask someone whose time overlaps with yours. There are no direct messages, so strangers can't message you; once a hit is on, the people in it talk in the hit chat.
What are nuts?
Nuts are the app’s points, spent on expert answers. You earn them by reporting court conditions, logging practices and matches, and adding courts that are missing. Nuts come only from playing and from improving court information.
How does asking an expert work?
You describe the problem, Tennis Nut helps shape it into something an expert can answer, and assigns one. Chatting is free; a formal answer costs nuts. Open now: Tennis coachandStrength trainer，, with more specialities coming.
Is this a beta?
iPhone is on the App Store — search “Tennis Nut”.Android runs through official Google Play testing and will open publicly later. What you install now updates straight through — no reinstall, nothing lost。