It always started the same way. A text to one group chat. A cross-post to another. A reply-all scramble to find a tenth before the court got taken. Half the time the run fell apart before it began, and when it didn't, nobody kept score, nobody remembered the streak, and the trash talk had no receipts.
The tools were everywhere and nowhere. Strava tracked the run but didn't know your crew. Group chats coordinated the crew but forgot the game. There was no single place where pickup sports actually lived.
So we built RecReach, the social layer for pickup sports. Lobbies that fill themselves. Courts on a map. Stats that follow you. An economy that turns bragging rights into real stakes and real rewards. The energy of a real league, for the games you already play.