Flobit vs LinkFit: what's the difference?

LinkFit describes itself as "the social network for people who play". It is made by VisionX Technologies MMC in Baku, and its website covers 11 sports, from football and padel to running and finding a gym partner.

What the app does, according to its App Store listing and website:

• A feed. Photos and videos in a full-screen feed, with comments and voice messages, coauthors and follows.
• Games. Discover and create games for padel, tennis, running and more, choosing the place, time, level and sport-specific details. Open games show the sport, time and level, and how many places are left.
• Ratings. An ELO "calculated separately for each sport", weighing your opponents' strength.
• Court booking. Padel and tennis courts in Azerbaijan, with availability and prices depending on the venue. The website lists three partner padel venues in Baku: PADELPOINT, The Ritz-Carlton Baku and Top Padel Club Baku.
• Fitness. Record a run or ride with GPS, import running and cycling summaries from Apple Health, and, since version 2.5.0, gym timers and an exercise library.
• Venue tools. A separate app, LinkFit Partners, runs bookings for padel, tennis and pickleball venue owners in Azerbaijan.

It is free to download on iPhone and Android and has optional paid tiers (see below). Users must be at least 16.

Flobit is a free app for people who play: find players and open matches, keep live scores, run tournaments and organize communities. It is made in Baku, Azerbaijan, and runs on iPhone (iOS 17 or later), Apple Watch and the web at flobit.app. An Android version is coming soon. There are no ads and no subscription.

What it does:

• Eight live sports: padel, tennis, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, football, ultimate frisbee and eFootball. Badminton and pickleball are coming soon.
• Open matches. A host posts the sport, rules, time and a city or venue, can set a level range, and approves the players who ask to join. A Quick Match lobby fills a game from your own group by code, QR code or link.
• Live scoring. Point by point for tennis and padel with undo, spoken score calls, Apple Watch scoring that works offline and a public live page.
• Ratings. A self-declared level and a per-sport ELO that moves with confirmed results, plus a separate sportsmanship rating.
• Tournaments. Single and double elimination, league, group stage plus knockout and Mexicano, with referees, lineups and automatic trophies.

Flobit doesn't book courts and doesn't record GPS runs, rides or gym sessions (a match can be saved as a workout in Apple Health). Its venue map shows courts, surfaces and directions, and you reserve with the club.

Both help you find a game and keep a rating per sport. The difference is what surrounds it: LinkFit builds a social network and a booking service around the game, and Flobit builds the scoring and the event.

Social network or scorekeeper

LinkFit is built around a feed of photos and videos, with comments and voice messages. Flobit is built around matches, scores and communities. Its direct messages carry text, share cards, reactions and replies, and its community chat carries text, mentions, replies and shared cards, with no photos or voice in either. Its social side lives in communities with chat, member standings and a top-players podium.

Sports

LinkFit lists 11 sports, including running, squash, beach tennis and a gym-partner option, as well as pickleball and badminton, which are coming soon to Flobit. Flobit has eight live sports, including volleyball, ultimate frisbee and eFootball, which LinkFit's list doesn't.

Ratings

Each app keeps an ELO per sport that weighs the opponent. Flobit adds a declared starting level (1.0 to 7.0 for padel and tennis), moves faster over a player's first 10 matches, measures doubles against the opponents' average and reverses a result if it is disputed. See the ratings page. The numbers aren't comparable between apps.

Finding a game

On LinkFit you browse open games or follow players. On Flobit a host posts an open match, the host approves each player, and there is no automatic matching and no level filter when browsing: the host's level range is shown on the listing as guidance.

Booking

LinkFit books padel courts at partner venues. Its terms say the venue, not LinkFit, is the merchant, and that payment is by default made at the venue, with online card payment offered only where LinkFit enables it. Flobit doesn't book.

Scoring and tournaments

Flobit's scorer works during the match: point by point, spoken score calls, Apple Watch and a live page friends can follow. LinkFit's flow is to log the score. For tournaments, Flobit gives organizers brackets, leagues, groups and Mexicano with referees; LinkFit's pages mention tournaments but not their formats.

LinkFit is free to download, and its website says "Free for iPhone and Android". Its App Store listing, read on 11 October 2026, shows in-app purchases: LinkFit Premium Monthly at USD 9.99, LinkFit Premium Yearly at USD 79.99 and a VIP Badge at USD 20.00.

LinkFit describes Premium in two ways. Its terms call it an optional paid membership with tiers (such as Plus, Premium and Elite) that unlock cosmetic badges and higher limits on optional features, for example how many custom games you can create, and say membership never restricts your ability to reserve courts, join games or use safety features. Its App Store release notes say Premium unlocks Smart Coach, meal plans, advanced analytics and Apple Watch benefits. LinkFit sells Premium as an auto-renewing subscription through Apple until you cancel.

Court prices are set by the venue and shown at booking.

Flobit is free, with no ads, no subscription and no service fee, because it doesn't sell bookings or take payments for courts, entry fees or prizes. A tournament can show an entry fee, but the organizer collects it offline. Its App Store listing shows optional supporter tips, which unlock no features.

Pick LinkFit when a social feed or a court booking is part of what you want:

• You want to book padel in the same app as your games, at one of its partner venues in Baku.
• You want a feed to post photos and videos from games, follow players and chat in groups with voice messages.
• You play running, squash, beach tennis or train at a gym, or want to record GPS runs and rides.
• You need Android today. Flobit's Android version is coming soon.
• You like one app for everything around playing: feed, games, booking and fitness.
• You run a venue and want LinkFit Partners to manage bookings for it.

Its website names three partner padel venues in Baku and says the list is growing, so check that your club is on it.

Pick Flobit when the score, the event or the price is the point:

• You want live scoring. Point by point for tennis and padel with undo, spoken score calls, Apple Watch scoring that works offline and a public page for friends.
• You organize events. Run a Mexicano night, a league, a group stage plus knockout or a bracket, with up to 20 referees, lineups and trophies, free of charge.
• You play volleyball, ultimate frisbee or eFootball, which LinkFit's list doesn't include.
• You want no paid tiers and no ads.
• You want an app built around the match. Flobit is organized around matches, scores and communities, and its messages and community chat stay about the games.
• You want the app in Turkish or Spanish, as well as English, Azerbaijani and Russian.
• You fill a game from a group chat. A Quick Match code or link works for guests without an account.

Flobit's open matches fill as quickly as people near you use them, it has no court booking, and it doesn't record GPS runs, rides or gym sessions.

Yes. They keep separate accounts and separate ratings, so nothing conflicts.

A routine that works for a Baku padel player:

1. Book the court on LinkFit or with the club.
2. Fill the spots on Flobit. Post an open match with the venue, time and a level range, or put a Quick Match code in your group chat.
3. Keep score on Flobit, on your phone or Apple Watch, and let friends follow the live page.
4. Post the highlights on LinkFit if your friends are there, and run the Thursday Mexicano as a tournament on Flobit.

More local options are in the best sports apps in Azerbaijan, and the padel hub covers the sport itself.

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