Unicourt is one place to see free courts across the city, book one, and fill your game with players of your level — instead of asking ten chat groups “anyone at 7 tonight?”.
Find a game For clubsPadel · Pickleball · Tennis · Badminton · Phnom Penh · Sihanoukville · Kampot
Every game shows its level range, time and free spots. Join one or open your own and let people come to you.
Live availability of every club on the platform, court by court. No calls, no waiting for a reply.
Your level from 1.0 to 5.0 is based on results you and your opponents confirm — so a 3.5 game is a 3.5 game.
Works as a Telegram Mini App and as a regular web app you can add to your home screen. Sign in with Google, e-mail, a phone number or Telegram — whichever you already use.
Drag-and-drop schedule for the front desk, phone bookings, blackouts and price rules. Double bookings are impossible by design.
Evenings are always full. Open games bring players to your courts at 9 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon.
One line of code puts a live availability widget on your site. Bookings made there are marked as yours.
Guests, bookings and statistics belong to the club. Export any time; the platform never sells player contacts.
Connecting a club takes one conversation and one afternoon. Read how it works for clubs and get in touch: For clubs
Unicourt is launching in Phnom Penh in 2026 with the first partner clubs; Sihanoukville and Kampot follow. Online payment (KHQR) is coming — until then you pay the club directly, as you do today.
Unicourt is built by Sergey Kharkin, a pickleball player in Phnom Penh. I’m hooked on pickleball, play a bit of padel too, and got tired of gathering four players of the right level through ten chat groups — so I built the tool I wanted to use myself. The contacts below reach me personally, not a support queue: write about anything, from a bug to a club that should be on the platform.
Questions, partnership, a club that wants in — write to us in whichever way is easier for you: