
2026 · Wellness
2025 · Sport
We built fifteenlove for a social player tired of checking site after site for a free court — one grid showing live availability across east London courts, handing off to each venue's own booking page.
Live site
fifteen-love.co.uk

The story
fifteenlove started with Frank, a social player booking courts near him across east London. Each venue sat behind its own booking system with its own calendar, and none of them could tell him what the court down the road had free at the same time. The question he actually had — can I play near here on Thursday evening — meant checking one site, then another, then another, and starting over the next day. He mentioned the idea to us over a game, and we built it.
Availability across the courts we cover is normalised into a single week view: time down the side, days across the top, one badge per free slot. The comparison that used to take several tabs is now a glance at one screen, and moving between weeks keeps the same shape.
Each court gets its own colour, so a regular reads the grid by pattern rather than by name. It keeps a dense timetable scannable on a phone, which is where most people check it — usually while deciding whether to head out.
A court filter narrows the grid to the venues worth travelling to. Most players have two or three they'll realistically use, and the full picture is only useful as a starting point.
fifteenlove never takes the booking. Tapping a slot passes you to the venue's own booking page, already on the right court and time. Payment, membership, and cancellation stay where they belong.
The outcome
Frank, us, and the players we share courts with can see what's free nearby without working through a list of booking sites. Because fifteenlove hands off rather than intermediating, there are no memberships to migrate and no payments to handle — the venues keep the systems they already run, and players stop doing the tab-juggling.
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