Hitting partners at your level, free when you're free, near a court that isn't booked. Say your game and the invites find you.
Tennis has a matching problem: someone your level, free when you're free, near a court that isn't booked. Tell Peachy your level and your side of town, and when a player posts looking for a Saturday morning hitting partner ten minutes away, you hear about it first. Ladder and league invites surface too, while spots are still open.
The Bay is a hundred scenes spread across a lot of bridges. Tell Peachy how far you'll actually go, whether that's a BART ride or a full lap of the Bay, and posts from the right radius reach you: San Francisco, the East Bay, the Peninsula, the South Bay, or all of it at once.
You describe what you’re looking for the way you’d tell a friend, and your Feed shows the posts from your friends, mutuals and communities that match.
“Show me ladder and league signups in the SF Bay Area.”
“Tell me when someone wants a hitting partner around the Bay Area. Buzz me for that.”
“I'm a solid 3.5 trying to play up. Singles preferred.”
Sign up with your phone number. Peachy is a chat app: your people, your group chats and your communities.
Your Feed starts as everything, newest first. Turn on a paragraph filter, a few plain words like the examples above, place included, and only matching posts show. Turn it off any time.
Your Feed shows posts from your friends, mutuals and communities: all of them, or only the ones that match your paragraph. Public posts from everyone else stay under Public, and your private chats are never part of it.