Post a game. Somebody at your level says yes.
Post a game. Somebody at your level says yes. No club, no membership, no waiting on a group chat to decide.
See who’s near you →Every player sits on the ring they reach you through. The lines between them are how they know each other.
Say when and where you can play. It goes on the board, and the people it actually suits get told — by level, by area, and by when they actually play.
What the board looks likeSample data
Ladders around here already keep a record, and if you play one, yours is probably in it. Claim it, see the rung you are on, and play the person standing above you.
How a ladder plays
The leagues we follow around here.
Keep the score and one line about it. Over a season that becomes something you can reread — what you fixed, what you didn’t, and who you still cannot beat.
second serve finally held up under pressure
stopped moving my feet in the second
Every public court in the area on one page, with open times refreshed every day. No club required — that is the whole point.
Tennis is scattered across systems that do not talk to each other — USTA over here, UTR over there, a local ladder on software from 2004, a club with its own booking page. We are building the layer that speaks to all of it, so one question can be answered once.
Sessions runs a live MCP server. Connect ChatGPT or Claude and ask for a game in plain language. What your assistant can see is exactly what you can see — the same rules, no back door.
Connect an assistant →https://sessions.tennis/api/mcp