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For instance I am only launching the app in France. But don't worry it will scale fast and I am sure I will open it to the world.But here is an english version
by nonmaskable 1y ago
For instance I am only launching the app in France. But don't worry it will scale fast and I am sure I will open it to the world.But here is an english version for very early world adopters :
I’ve always loved this sport. After 15 years of playing, I’ve realized one essential truth: the only way to improve is by playing.
And since I’m always striving to progress, nothing is more frustrating than feeling like I’m going backwards. So imagine how it feels when you’re abroad on vacation, and it’s nearly impossible to find the right partners to play with...
That’s why I created my own app — to connect tennis players, no matter their level, age, or location.
If you’ve ever faced the same problem, feel free to reach out. I truly want to grow this platform with trustworthy players who can give me honest and valuable feedback.
- gus_massa 1y agoI autotranlated that, and it sounded interesting. I agree that for this app it makes sense to start local, to get enough matches. Where are the most common vacation countries abroad from France? It may be good to add more languages for international trips. My recommendation is to add an English translation and post again. [Hi from Argentina! Most people here know something and English, but there is a lot of variation in something.] Feature request?: Perhaps show in the front page the cities of the match requests to encourage people to sign in?
- nonmaskable 1y agoPeople from France usually stay in Europe. Sometimes maybe they will go in US but for most people that's it. Thanks for your precious advice. I will take it into consideration.