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COTA, a padel club that finds your fourth player
Every padel player knows the problem: you have the court, you have two friends, and you are one short. In Spain it has a name, falta uno.
COTA is a padel club concept for Madrid built around that moment. Book a court, say how many of you are coming and leave Falta uno on. Every player at your level who wants alerts gets an email the same second, the first to tap Join takes the spot, the match board updates live, and the court fee splits four ways on its own.
Courts are picked straight from the club in 3D: slide through the day and the free courts light up, tap one, choose how long you play, and the price is there.
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