A padel game comes together when players agree on a time, a place and the kind of session they want. A regular group makes those decisions easier to repeat. A useful community also gives new players a clear way to join the conversation.
We build JOINO around that coordination: your playing profile, the people you connect with and the places where you plan to play.
Give your playing profile useful context
Start with your background, preferred area and availability. JOINO's current playing level scale runs from 1 to 7. Onboarding answers provide an initial estimate, which helps you discuss whether a game suits your experience.
Playing ability and five-star community ratings are separate signals. Look at the context available on a profile and agree on expectations with your group. Our partner guide explains how to use those conversations to plan a session.
Make a connection explicit
Discover is opt-in for approved members aged 18 and over. Send a connection request and open chat after acceptance. Privacy, block and report controls are part of the member experience.
The players and matches you see depend on eligibility and real local activity. Bring the friends you already play with into your group when you are starting a community in a new area.
Bring venue information into the plan
Our public venue directory brings together club profiles and the player reviews available for each venue. Use it to compare the area, facilities and information you need before contacting the club.
A match invitation still needs a separate court reservation. Confirm availability, payment and cancellation terms with the venue, then share the final plan with all four players. Start with Dubai venues and our court selection guide.
Take JOINO with you
JOINO is available on iOS, Android and the web. Get the app, create your profile and explore the current member experience.
We also publish our AI work in the AI product lab, where preview and pilot labels explain the status of each experience. The community overview and Padel DNA page describe the current product approach.
This article was updated on 5 October 2026 to reflect the current app availability and playing level scale. The original publication date is retained above.