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About Rally — Tennis Partner Finder

Rally helps recreational tennis players find compatible partners, join matches, and get on court with less back-and-forth. FIND YOUR MATCH • Discover nearby players with a transparent compatibility score — plain arithmetic over level, formats, play style, and availability. No black box, no "AI" claims. • Join open matches with one request, or invite a specific player with a time proposed from both of your availabilities. • Match reminders and notifications keep plans on track — invites, confirmations, and chat messages reach your lock screen. COORDINATE WITHOUT CHAOS • Every match has its own chat for participants — no separate inbox, no cold messages from strangers. • Your conversations sit on the Matches tab with honest unread badges. • Court finder with real local clubs: booking links, surfaces, court counts, and guest prices where clubs publish them. Availability is always labeled by its source — never presented as live when it isn't. • Missing your club? Suggest it from the app — every suggestion is reviewed by a person, honestly labeled as community-sourced, and you're notified either way. BUILT ON TRUST • Approximate neighborhoods only — your exact location and contact details are never shown. • Skill levels are self-reported and marked as such; reliability grows from real match behavior, not ratings drama. • Block and report tools built in. A single report never labels anyone. • Your data stays yours: no ads, no tracking SDKs, no selling data. Delete your account in the app, immediately. YOUR PROFILE, YOUR CALL • Add a photo (we strip location metadata before storing it), share the gear you play with, or keep it all minimal. • Sessions stay signed in securely; unlock with Face ID if you like. Rally is free, independent, and honest about what it is. Started with the Stuttgart tennis community, now open in Germany and the US — and the court map grows with its players.

What’s new

Version 1.16.0 · Updated September 22, 2026

Rally now knows where you play — and puts the next match one tap away. • Country and state on your profile. Discover shows players, open matches and courts near you by default, "Anywhere" on request. Thirteen courts around Fort Worth join the map. • Post a match in one tap from Home, from your own free times. Choose "Every week" and it becomes a standing match. • Invite with up to three proposed times — the other player picks. An unanswered invite gets one reminder. • "Play again" with the people you've actually played, and a "Same time again?" note a week after a match. • Everyone has a coloured avatar mark. Discover's quick filter is now "Level ±1".

App privacy

The developer, sergio rodriguez, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • User Content: Photos or Videos, Other User Content
  • Identifiers: User ID

Used for: App Functionality

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