Our own product

Plair

A gamified sports tracker and social game planner, with venue booking built in.

Plair welcome screen: “Your game. Your turf. Your squad.” over a pitch, with cards for booking a turf in 30 seconds, finding players nearby and splitting the bill on UPI.
Welcome
Onboarding step 2 of 5, “Pick your sports”: photo tiles for football, cricket, badminton, tennis, basketball and volleyball, with the number of turfs for each.
Pick your sports
Auto-match: choose sport, format and intensity, pick days in an availability window, then Find My Match.
Auto-match
My Bookings and Squads: an upcoming football booking with its court, time, a digital ticket QR, pay-by-UPI and navigate buttons.
Bookings
Broadcast status console: a live broadcast filling open positions within a set radius, with counts of players discovered and joined, and a list of applicants.
Broadcast console

Problem

Getting a game together runs on group chats and phone calls: someone asks who is in, someone else rings the venue, and the plan falls apart when a player drops out. Nobody keeps a record of who turned up or who won, so a season of games leaves nothing behind.

Venues have the same problem from the other side. Empty slots go unfilled, and bookings arrive by phone and message with no single place to manage them.

What we built

One product for players and another for the venues they play at:

  • Track your sport. Games, results and stats recorded as you play, with the gamified layer that makes people come back.
  • Plan the game with friends. A social game plan that friends can see, join and change, instead of a group chat.
  • Book the venue. Find a court and book the slot from the same place the game is planned.
  • A dedicated venue app and portal. Venues list their courts and manage bookings in their own app and web portal, separate from the player app.

It is built as a Flutter app for players and venues, on a Go backend.

Stack

  • Flutter
  • Go

Have a market in mind? Or want us to find one?

Thirty minutes. Bring the problem; we will tell you plainly whether it is worth building.