Courtbrain – Search Once. Play Anywhere.

Courtbrain is an open marketplace for racket sports. Built for players who want a simpler and smarter way to find where to play, Courtbrain brings together courts, clubs and availability in one single app. No matter if you play padel, tennis or other racket sports – Courtbrain helps you search once and instantly see the options available.

All courts. All times. One search.
Booking a court has often meant switching between different apps and systems, creating frustration and wasting time. Courtbrain solves this by aggregating all available court times, regardless of which booking system the club uses. This means you can explore your local area, compare availability and discover new clubs without ever leaving the app.

Key features:

Court search made simple – instantly find all available courts across multiple clubs and booking systems.

Favorite your clubs – save the places you play most and access them with one tap.

Reviews from real players – share your experiences and read reviews from others to help choose the best places to play.

Neutral & open platform – Courtbrain is not tied to one booking system or one club. It is built for players, designed to make the sport more accessible and connected.

For every player.
Whether you are a beginner looking for your first padel game, a tennis enthusiast who travels often, or a competitive player searching for the perfect venue – Courtbrain is designed for you. The app adapts to your needs and makes it easier than ever to find a court, connect with clubs and enjoy the game you love.

Why Courtbrain?

Save time by searching once and seeing all your options.

Discover new clubs and hidden gems in your city or when traveling.

Keep track of your favorite places to play.

Share honest reviews to help the community grow stronger.

Courtbrain is constantly evolving with new features, but the mission remains the same: to make racket sports simpler, more open and more enjoyable for every player.

Search Once. Play Anywhere. Join Courtbrain today.