Help centre
Answers to the common questions, plus how the core things work. Stuck on something not here? We read every message.
Email us and a real person on the team will get back to you. Best for bugs, account help, and anything urgent.
Open a court from the map, then tap Here now or On my way. Here now uses your location to confirm you are actually at the court. On my way lets you set when you will arrive so people can plan. Change your status or leave any time.
On my way means you are heading to the court, with an arrival time, so you show up in who is coming. Here now means you are at the court, confirmed by your location, and you show in who is here.
Form a crew, then win runs at a court off real check-ins. A team that wins holds the court, flies its colour and crest on it, and climbs the London ladder. Because holding is built on real check-ins at the court, nobody can fake it.
Reliability rep is the quiet trust score for pickup. Say you are coming and actually turn up, and it climbs. It lets other hoopers see who is good for their word before a run.
Open the player profile or the run, then use Report or Block. Blocking hides the two of you from each other across the app. Reports come straight to us and we action them quickly, usually within 24 hours. See the house rules for what is not allowed.
In the app, open Settings, then Delete account, and confirm. That erases your profile, photos, check-ins, and friendships, and hands off any teams you captain. Cannot open the app? Use the Delete your data page for a web request route.
Yes. GotNext is free to download and free to use. No ads, no paywall on the core app.
We are in closed testing right now, going wider soon. Get on the tester list and we will email your invite. Android testers get in first.
We are starting with three London courts packed all summer: Blue Cage in Deptford, Turnpike Lane, and Clapham. More are being added deliberately, court by court.
Fill in the tester form on this page with your email and your phone. We are in Google Play closed testing, so we add testers in batches and email the invite.
You can browse the live map and read court intel without checking in. Checking in is what makes the map honest: it shows other hoopers you are there or on your way, and it powers who is coming.
Your location is used on your device to centre the map and to confirm you are at a court before a here-now check-in. We do not store your coordinates on our servers, and we never track you in the background. A check-in records the court you picked, not your position. Full detail is in the privacy policy.
Both are built. Android testing opens first because of how the Play closed test rolls out, with iPhone close behind. Pick your phone on the tester form so we invite you to the right one.
Open a court from the map, then tap Here now or On my way. Here now uses your location to confirm you are actually at the court. On my way lets you set when you will arrive, so people can plan. You can change your status or leave any time.
Form a crew, then win runs at a court off real check-ins. A team that wins holds the court, flies its colour and crest on it, and climbs the London ladder. Because holding is built on real check-ins at the court, nobody can fake it.
Reliability rep is the quiet trust score for pickup. Say you are coming and actually turn up, and it climbs. It lets people see who is good for their word before a run.
On my way means you are heading to the court and can set an arrival time, so it shows in who is coming. Here now means you are at the court, confirmed by your location, and shows in who is here.
Open the player profile or the run, then use Report or Block. Blocking hides the two of you from each other across the app. Reports come straight to us and we action them quickly, usually within 24 hours.
In the app, open Settings, then Delete account, and confirm. That erases your profile, photos, check-ins, friendships, and hands off any teams you captain. If you cannot open the app, see the Delete your data page for a web request route.
Looking for legal? See the privacy policy and the house rules.
