Built for the people who run the courts.

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in North America. There are over 10,000 dedicated facilities in the US, and that number is growing 30% year over year. The courts are full. The leagues are booming. The community is incredible.

But the software powering these clubs is stuck in the past. The typical club manager runs open play sign-ups through Facebook Groups, manages rosters in Google Sheets, collects drop-in fees through payment apps, schedules courts on a whiteboard, and manually updates league standings after every session. This isn't a niche pain felt by a few disorganized clubs — it is the industry norm. The sport has outgrown its tooling.

The tools that exist were built for other industries — gym management platforms adapted for fitness studios, or single-purpose apps that handle one piece of the puzzle but miss the full picture. Nothing is purpose-built for the operational reality of running a pickleball club: open play pods, skill-based grouping, waitlists, drop-in fees, round-robin leagues, and the communication that holds it all together.

PickleDash was built to close that gap. One platform that handles memberships, scheduling, payments, leagues, and communication — in the language of pickleball, not adapted from some other sport. Set up in an afternoon, not in weeks. Free to start, so any club can try it without a committee meeting or a budget approval. Built by a software engineer who plays the game and understands the work that goes into making a club run.