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Badie began with its founder, who was too shy to walk up to strangers at the gym or ask for a game online. Even when a game came together, there was no telling whether the other side would be far better or just starting out.
So Badie does the finding for you. Tell it when you’re free and which courts you can reach, and it matches you with players at your level.
Our goal: more people playing badminton in the US and Europe, more often.
Badie is free to use. Court data comes from government open data, OpenStreetMap and players themselves.
A free app that finds badminton partners at your level. Tell it when you’re free and which courts you can reach, and it matches you with players at a similar level. It also lists courts, weekly groups and open games near you.
Yes. Every feature is free, with no ads and no paid plan. You can leave a tip if you like; it doesn’t unlock anything.
A 2-minute quiz places you on a 1–9 scale. After each game both sides confirm the result, and the players you meet help keep levels accurate. Levels 7 to 9 need proof, such as tournament results.
Yes. Choose singles, doubles, men’s, women’s or mixed doubles. You can also post a court you’ve booked so nearby players can join, or join a weekly group.
In any browser at badie.rsvp, and in the iPhone app on the App Store. Court listings cover the US, the UK, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan. We’re starting in the US.
Other players see your nickname, level and photo, not your contact details. Your location is only used to find courts near you and is never stored.