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Upper Hand

Upper Hand sells business software for sports coaches, academies and facilities. Its official site describes managing private lessons, classes, teams and camps through scheduling, registration, capacity controls and payments. It says coaches helped create the platform, which explains its focus but is not independent evidence that it fits every sport or facility. Prospective customers should check the specific workflows, fees and integrations rather than infer them from a broad 'all in one' claim.

Sports facility and business management

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Agassi Sports Entertainment

Agassi Sports Entertainment is a racket-sports technology, media and commerce business built around the experience of Andre Agassi and CEO Ron Boreta. Its own account describes a focus on tennis, pickleball and padel, connecting coaching and performance tools with digital experiences and commercial partnerships. An AI-powered coaching platform is a central part of that strategy, intended to give players video-based instruction and digital experiences. The company also describes collaboration with partners including IBM and JOOLA. Its 2025 annual report identifies its principal executive offices in Las Vegas. Its published strategy spans digital experiences, media and events, facilities, licensing and merchandise.

Racket-sports technology, media and commerce

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CourtReserve

CourtReserve is club management software built for racquet and paddle sports facilities, especially pickleball and tennis clubs, covering court bookings, classes, members and multi-location operations. It was founded in 2016 by Tim and Ashley Owens, who started it out of their love for tennis and pickleball, and says thousands of clubs use it.

Racquet club scheduling and management

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FEVO

FEVO makes cloud-based enterprise software for social ticketing and group experiences, helping brands build offers faster, sell more easily and turn fans into promoters. Since launching in 2016, it says it has helped more than 800 brands in sports, music and entertainment sell over 24 million tickets to 6.1 million fans. FEVO says it is backed by venture capital and private investment firms, which it calls partners.

Social commerce and group ticketing

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Gymdesk

Gymdesk makes gym management software for memberships, scheduling, billing and attendance, offered with a 30-day free trial. Founded in 2016, it says it helps more than 4,000 gym owners worldwide spend less time on admin. Its team includes martial arts students, former gym owners and technology professionals, and it is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with staff in countries including Japan and England.

Gym scheduling and management

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PushPress

PushPress makes gym-management software for fitness studios, designed to handle business operations and the experience of coaches and members. Founders Dan Uyemura and Chris McConachie previously operated gyms and say they built the software to replace older, cumbersome systems. The company says it serves more than 5,000 studios and names Altos Ventures as a financial backer; backing is investment, not a parent-company relationship.

Gym scheduling and management

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SportsEngine

SportsEngine supplies software for youth-sport organisations, with tools for registration, websites, scheduling, communications and administration. Founded in 2008, its suite includes products for clubs, tournaments, studios and live or on-demand video. PlayMetrics announced in May 2026 that it acquired substantially all SportsEngine assets from Versant, and SportsEngine's own site now says it is part of PlayMetrics; the older company-page metadata that names Versant has not caught up with that transaction.

Youth sports club management

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Tourney Machine

Tourney Machine is now branded SportsEngine Tourney, a tournament and league management product. Tournament directors can build brackets and schedules with automated scheduling that accounts for court availability, team restrictions, travel between venues and rest between games. The product also provides online registration for teams, rosters, waivers and payments; event pages publish standings, scores and results. Its mobile app lets teams and families view schedules and directions and receive messages about changes. The SportsEngine site says SportsEngine is now part of PlayMetrics.

Sports tournament management