For tennis & padel clubs
The clubhouse, run properly.
One private system for court bookings, coaching, and membership — built for the club, not a marketplace app with your logo pasted on it.
The way things work
Every club has its own way of doing things. Local Slam makes it easier.
Bookings in a WhatsApp or Viber group. A member list in an Excel spreadsheet. Training rosters in a coach’s notes app. Every club has its own way of keeping things organized. Local Slam simply brings it all together — bookings, members, training sessions, and more, in one place.
The shift
One system, three logins, the same information.
Local Slam keeps the booking calendar, the coaching schedule, and the member list in one place — so admins, coaches, and players are always looking at the same thing, not five different ones.
One dashboard instead of five group chats — the same information, seen the same way, by everyone who needs it.
For the club
Built for the person who runs the club.
Manage the tennis club workspace, members, courts, and sessions.
- Member management
- Court setup and scheduling
- Training session creation
- Club approval workflow
For the coach
Built for the person running the sessions.
Run daily training operations from a dedicated coach workspace.
- Group and roster management
- Daily session dashboard
- Player attendance and status tracking
- iOS and Android app access
Not your call to make?
If you're the coach and not the one who signs off on new software, this page is written for you — including a message you can forward to your club owner.
Open the coach page →For the player
One app, not a workaround.
Book courts, join trainings, and stay connected to the club from mobile.
- Court and match booking
- Match and training history
- Club announcements and news
- iOS and Android app access
Onboarding
We do the setup. Not you.
Your existing roster, membership numbers, and roles are imported during onboarding — no manual re-entry. Here's what we're deliberately holding off on until the pilot tells us what matters most:
Club activity feed
A running feed of club activity so members don't have to ask what happened this week.
Expanded coach tools
Deeper session planning and progress tracking, shaped by what pilot coaches ask for first.
Tournament workflows
Bracket and results support, once bookings and trainings are running smoothly for pilot clubs.
Billing and subscriptions
Self-serve plans and payments, introduced after the pilot validates pricing.
From the founder
Why I'm building Local Slam
I'm Dimitar. An electrical engineer, specialised in computer engineering, and since 2011 also a holder of a master's degree in project management. I've been writing software for more than 15 years, mostly for iOS.
I always wanted to build my own product. It always stalled at the same points: there was no money for a designer, for the logo and UX, and I didn't know enough backend or Android. As AI developed, those barriers fell. Local Slam is what I built once they did.
I've played competitive tennis since 2018. I'm not among the most successful players, because I've been playing for a relatively short time and as an amateur, but I do have a title to my name: in 2025 I won a league of 32 players in Macedonia. In May 2026 I injured my ankle and didn't play until September. It was a very hard stretch: rehab first, and after it another, smaller shoulder injury.
I run my own club. I've also trained at clubs I'm now offering this software to. I know the locker rooms, the tournaments and the training process in clubs first-hand, and I've been on both sides of it: as a player and, since 2025, as an ITF-certified coach. I know the code from the developer's side.
Local Slam didn't come from any specific frustration. It came from seeing that most clubs still operate at a fairly low level.
The first goal is for Local Slam to become a normal part of the day-to-day work in clubs. Then comes the second phase: new features that are more interesting and more personal for players and coaches.
If you run a club, you have an honest ally in me. Someone who knows both sides.
Pilot program
6 weeks, no cost, real feedback.
We're onboarding a small group of pilot clubs in Macedonia, Switzerland, and the Balkan region — 6 weeks free, setup support included, before paid plans exist.