Stop chasing players. Start playing better games.

Hate texting ten people for one session? Tired of mismatches and last-minute dropouts? OPPIE organizes private pickleball so you get close games—not group-chat chaos.

Free to download · For players in Vietnam & Thailand

Built for players who are done with the scramble

The pain

Organizing private games shouldn’t feel like a second job

OPPIE is the painkiller for the group-chat mess: who’s free, who’s confirmed, who actually plays your level.

Mismatches are fun for no one.

OPPIE tracks who plays at your level so you get more 11–10 games—not steamrolls or babysitting.

Texting each player one by one to start a session?

Create a session, invite the right people once, and see who’s in—without the DM marathon.

Last-minute cancel and you’re scrambling to fill the court?

Know who’s confirmed, who’s out, and who to pull in next—before the scramble starts.

How OPPIE helps

Less chaos. More games worth booking again.

End the group-chat scramble

One session. Clear who’s coming.

Stop messaging ten people hoping four show up. Put time, area, and invites in one place—and see confirmed players before you leave for the court.

Spin up a session without the DM chain
Up Next so you know what’s locked in
Invites and confirmations in one view

OPPIE home screen with Up Next session and New Session button

Play at your level

Track real games—not a public ego rating

Mismatches waste everyone’s night. OPPIE learns from the sessions you actually play so the next group is closer to your pace.

Sessions and matches that reflect real play
Hosting and activity you can trust
Record from games you played—not vibes

Skip the wrong invites

Know who to book again—and who to avoid

Stop guessing from memory. See your best partners and toughest opponents so the next invite isn’t another “hope this works.”

Top partners by real chemistry
Hardest opponents with record and point diff
Play again without restarting the chat

Ditch the scramble

Download OPPIE, set a short profile, and organize private games that feel fair—without the ten-person text thread.