Tennis , paddle , badminton , squash The leading racquet sports booking service in France is launching a new feature to find playing partners. This innovation has been eagerly awaited by its community of over [number missing]. 600 players .
One in five tennis players does not play due to a lack of a partner. Anybuddy wants to solve this problem with the “Public Matches” .
Find a partner who is similar to you
Finding a partner of their level, available at the right time and place: for many tennis players or paddle This often remains the main obstacle to playing.
According to data from Anybuddy Near 20% of players They simply don't play because they lack an available partner when they want to play.
To answer this problem, Anybuddy launch them Public Matches , a new feature now available throughout France which allows you to easily create or join open matches around you.
The rapid growth of racket sports, and in particular of paddle , further reinforces this need. In France, nearly 850 players play padel today, which is on the rise 40% in one year .
In very active cities like Paris , Lyon ou Bordeaux This feature responds to a growing demand from players.

A simple and intuitive solution
Iconic locations such as the grounds of Jardin du Luxembourg , operated by Anybuddy until 2028 and among the most popular in the capital, perfectly illustrate this need: highly sought-after fields, but available players who do not necessarily know each other and sometimes struggle to find playing partners.
The principle is simple:
- The player reserves a court on the application.
- He activates the option Public Match (sport, level, number of players sought).
- The match becomes visible to players located nearby.
- Interested players join the game and pay their share directly.
Thanks to the level indicated in the profile and a reliability index based on community ratings, Anybuddy facilitates the organization of balanced and reliable matches.
Removing the main obstacle to practice
" With the Public Matches "We're eliminating the number one problem for players: finding someone available and of their skill level," explains Frédéric Fouco , co-founder of Anybuddy.
The functionality relies on several technological building blocks:
- a matching algorithm taking into account level, availability and location;
- a community rating system to guarantee the reliability of players;
- instant visibility of public matches around you, allowing you to join or create a game in seconds.
"Our goal is simple: to remove the two main obstacles to playing racket sports: finding a court and finding a partner. With the “Public Matches” Anybuddy finally addresses both of these needs.
A feature already adopted
Tested for three months in the North, the feature met with great enthusiasm before being deployed nationwide.
Created in 2017 by three friends from Lille, the platform now brings together more than 600 players and reference 10 lots tennis, padel, badminton and squash.
In 2025, Anybuddy generated 15 million of business volume and collaborates with 1,500 partner clubs in France, Belgium, Spain and Switzerland. The paddle now represents 45% of the activity of the platform.
With the Public Matches Anybuddy takes another step towards making racket sports simpler, more spontaneous and more social.


























































































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