1. Add your local spots
Click the map where you play, pick the type, add a name and notes. Spots are saved on your device — no account, no tracking.
🗺️ Community map • local-first
Find a place to play.
Map the public courts and tables in your city — footvolley, altinha, futmesa, teqball, beach volleyball and football tennis.
Click the map to drop a spot, add a name and notes, and build a local map of where to play near you. Your spots stay on your device. When you are ready, copy or export them for SSC's future review channel so public spots can be added to the shared map.
📍 The map
Click anywhere to add a spot.
Click on the map to set the location, then fill the form on the left. Use the buttons to center on your location, export your spots, import a backup, or copy them for SSC's future review channel.
✅ How the map works
Local-first, community-shared.
This map is built the same way SSC itself works: simple, transparent and community-driven.
2. Keep a backup
Export your spots as a JSON file. Import it on another device or share it with a friend who helps map your city.
3. Share with SSC
Copy or export your spots for the SSC team. Public spots can then be reviewed and added to a shared map so anyone can find a place to play.
Why local-first?
No one knows your city like you do. A community map only works when locals add the courts, tables and beaches they actually use. We do not auto-publish anything — every shared spot is reviewed first, just like SSC events. Public map data will be open and free.
🚀 Let’s build it together
Map your city. Then launch a cup.
Once you know where to play, the next step is simple: gather people and host a Solidarity Sports Cup.