Modules
Everything WePadel does for your club.
This is not a tournament app with extras bolted on. It is the platform a padel club runs its whole week on: what gets played, what gets booked, what gets taught and what gets charged.
Every club turns on what it uses. What you see here is the full scope; which part you need is worked out with you.
Competition
What people come to play, with the result published and the ranking up to date. It is where most communities start.
Tournaments
In pairs, with groups, brackets and their times. You publish the draw and results are entered once.
Team tournaments
Interclub in the style of the world championship: rounds, line-ups, ties and a table that works itself out.
Leagues
Long seasons with their rounds and their standings, with nothing kept by hand.
Open matches
The open game every week: whoever wants in signs up, pairs get drawn and scores get entered.
Ranking
A ranking that moves with every result, and a verified category that follows the player across clubs.
The club, day to day
What holds the week up when there is no tournament: the diary, who came in, what happened and who needs telling.
Court booking
The day and month view, with rates by time band and a public link where the player books on their own.
Operations
The desk you watch today's club from, and what is coming this week.
Reports
Occupancy, activity and turnout — the club's numbers instead of a hunch.
WhatsApp alerts
Notices arrive where people actually read them: confirmations, time changes and reminders.
Coaching
The side of the club that teaches, with its groups, its coaches and its attendance.
Lessons
One-to-one and group lessons, with their coach, their approved court and their cap.
Clinics
Intensive sessions with a topic and a date, with sign-ups and an attendance list.
Padel Academy
The permanent school: groups by level, students, attendance and how each one is coming along across the season.
The money
The half of a club nobody covers in a demo, and the one that decides whether the month closes.
Finance
Point of sale, movements with their reason, and the till count. The club's money squared without a spreadsheet on the side.
Payments
Online payment of entries, bookings and memberships, with their receipt and their reconciliation.
Brand and player
What the club shows the outside world, and what it gives the player to come back for.
Your own brand
Your colours and your logo on the club's public pages, so they read as yours and not as a platform's.
Pass membership
One fee a month and credits that work at any affiliated club: a court, a lesson or an open match.
Which ones does your club need?
Almost no club uses all of them from day one. Tell us how yours runs and we will work out where to start.