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A bit at a time in Padel.
Flobit is the free app for amateur players: find players and open matches near you, keep live scores point by point, run tournaments and join local communities.
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Designed for the way you play.
A quick tour of the screens you'll live in every week.
Find Tournaments
Local tournaments, your sport.
Browse tournaments near you. Filter by sport or status, search by name, then register.
Built for the way you actually play.
Everything you need to enjoy sport, together.
Eight sports. Badminton next.
Pick a sport to see how Flobit works for it.
What is Flobit?
In short
Flobit is a free app for people who play sport for fun. Post an open match or ask to join one to find players near you, start a Quick Match with a code, keep live scores point by point and run tournaments in eight sports, from padel and tennis to football. It runs on iPhone, Apple Watch and the web, with no ads and no subscription.
Who is Flobit for?
Flobit is for people who play for the fun of it: a weekly padel group, a Sunday football game, friends who want a tennis partner who suits them, or a club night that needs organizing. You don't need a ranking, a coach or a club to use it.
It covers eight sports: padel, tennis, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, football, ultimate frisbee and eFootball. Badminton is coming soon. Each sport has its own scoring rules built in, so a tennis match is scored the way tennis is scored and a basketball game the way basketball is. The sports pages show what Flobit does for each one.
Flobit is made in Baku, Azerbaijan, by Flobit MMC. The app speaks English, Azerbaijani, Russian, Turkish and Spanish.
What can you do with Flobit?
Four things, each with a page of its own:
- Find players. Post an open match with the sport, the time, the place and who can join, or browse games within 50 km (you can set 5 to 100 km) and ask to join. The host approves every request.
- Start a game now. A Quick Match is a lobby you share with an 8-character code, a QR code or a link. Friends join as players or as the referee, and guests don't need an account.
- Keep score. Live scoring is point by point for tennis and padel, with undo, spoken score calls and a public page anyone can follow. Scoring on an Apple Watch works offline.
- Run a tournament. Tournaments can be single or double elimination, a league, group + knockout or Mexicano, with referees, lineups and automatic trophies. They run inside a community, which also gives your regular group a chat and standings.
Every player gets a rating for each sport, built from confirmed results, and a separate sportsmanship score.
Three steps. Every match.
Find a match
Search available games or create your own.
Play your match
Show up, compete, and enjoy the game.
Track your progress
Log scores, see stats, get better over time.
Just here to play.
No brackets, no commitments. Start a game or find one when you just want to play.
Run it like a real tournament.
Brackets, fixtures, standings and live scores — free for organizers and players.
Why we're building this
Sport brings people together. But organizing games can be hard. Flobit makes it simple—so you can focus on what matters: playing more, getting better, and having fun.
Everything in one app.
Create a free account and play this week.
- Find matches near you
- Join tournaments and leagues
- Score matches live
- Free to use
- No ads
Play more.
Get better.
A bit at a time.
Popular guides
- How does padel scoring work?Padel is scored like tennis. Points go 15, 30, 40, then game, and the first pair to win six games, two clear, takes a set. Matches are best of three sets. At…
- What is an Americano in padel, and how do you run one?A padel Americano is a social tournament where you change partner every round and score for yourself. Each match is played to a fixed number of points, usually…
- What padel level am I?Padel levels run from 1.0 (just starting out) to 7.0 (top-ranked professional) in half-point steps. A 3.0 is consistent and starting to play the walls, a 4.0…
- How does tennis scoring work?Tennis points are called love (0), 15, 30 and 40, and the fourth point wins the game. At 40–40 (deuce) a player must win two points in a row, or one deciding…
- How do you find a tennis partner near you?Use more than one route. Ask at your local club or courts, join an open-play session or a league, ask a coach to introduce you, and post a clear note with your…
- What's the best tournament format: single elimination, double elimination or round robin?There's no single best format. Choose single elimination when time is short (n − 1 matches), double elimination when one loss shouldn't end an entrant's event…
Frequently asked questions
Is Flobit free?
Yes. Flobit is free on iPhone, on Apple Watch and on the web, with no ads and no subscription. The iPhone app has an optional tip for supporters. It unlocks no features and adds a supporter badge for 12 months. Tournament organizers can show an entry fee, but Flobit doesn't collect it.
Which sports does Flobit support?
Eight: padel, tennis, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, football, ultimate frisbee and eFootball. Each has its own scoring rules and formats. Badminton is coming soon. Pick a sport on the sports page to see what Flobit does for it.
Is there a Flobit app for Android?
Not yet. An Android app is coming soon. Today Flobit runs on iPhone (iOS 17 or later), on Apple Watch and as a web app at flobit.app, which opens in any browser, including on an Android phone. You can download Flobit for iPhone from the App Store.
How do I find people to play with?
Post an open match with the sport, time and place, or browse the games near you and ask to join one. The host approves each request. If you already know who is playing, start a Quick Match and share its code instead. Flobit doesn't pair players automatically.
Can I book a court with Flobit?
No. Flobit doesn't book courts or pitches. Reserve with the venue or a booking app, then post a match for that time so players can find you. Flobit does have a venue map with courts near you and directions to each one.
Can I run a tournament on Flobit?
Yes, for free. Choose single elimination, double elimination, a league, group + knockout or Mexicano, set who can enter, add referees, and follow live scores, standings and trophies. See the tournaments page for the full list of formats and options.
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