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SetPoint 2.0
The social network for racquet sports
SetPoint is the connected network for racquet sports. Your players, games, and rivals in one place that follows you across cities, sports, and clubs. My cofounder Rob played juniors tennis, high school, D1 at Brown, then pickleball and padel in Boston and now NYC. Every move reset his network. SetPoint reconnects it. Cross-sport by design, not pickleball-only or tennis-only. Network-first, not booking-first like CourtReserve or Playtomic. Built for players who actually play.
I've spent the last few years running 100-mile races. What surprised me wasn't the distance or the self-doubt — it was the strength of the community that carries you through it. Strava started as a way to track runs: distance, time, speed. But it turned into the network of friends who know me as a runner. I'd show up at races and bump into people I'd been silently staying in touch with for a year through kudos. The connection was always there, even when we weren't.
Rob is my close friend and grew up in racquet sports: juniors tennis, high school, D1 at Brown, and now pickleball and padel post-grad. 20+ years of teammates and opponents, and he's only managed to stay in touch with a handful. The doubles partner from juniors, the teammate now pro in pickleball, the Boston padel crew are all scattered. No way to see who still plays, where they live now, who'd actually be down for a good game. We kept asking: why doesn't something like Strava exist for racquet sports?
So I called my brother James, who's a builder (and a hacker on occasion) and the three of us have been building it together since.
If you've ever scrolled Instagram looking up old teammates to see if they still play, spammed a group chat hoping someone's free Saturday morning, or taken a chance on the weird guy at the club who keeps asking to hit — help us build something better. I seriously value this community's feedback so share what you like, love, or... hate it all helps us improve.
About SetPoint 2.0 on Product Hunt
“The social network for racquet sports”
SetPoint 2.0 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 14 comments, placing #63 on the daily leaderboard. SetPoint is the connected network for racquet sports. Your players, games, and rivals in one place that follows you across cities, sports, and clubs. My cofounder Rob played juniors tennis, high school, D1 at Brown, then pickleball and padel in Boston and now NYC. Every move reset his network. SetPoint reconnects it. Cross-sport by design, not pickleball-only or tennis-only. Network-first, not booking-first like CourtReserve or Playtomic. Built for players who actually play.
On the analytics side, SetPoint 2.0 competes within Social Network, Sports and YC Application — topics that collectively have 61.6k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how SetPoint 2.0 performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted SetPoint 2.0?
SetPoint 2.0 was hunted by Joseph Landry. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of SetPoint 2.0 including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Joseph Landry
Hi PH! Joe here, ultramarathoner and cofounder.
I've spent the last few years running 100-mile races. What surprised me wasn't the distance or the self-doubt — it was the strength of the community that carries you through it. Strava started as a way to track runs: distance, time, speed. But it turned into the network of friends who know me as a runner. I'd show up at races and bump into people I'd been silently staying in touch with for a year through kudos. The connection was always there, even when we weren't.
Rob is my close friend and grew up in racquet sports: juniors tennis, high school, D1 at Brown, and now pickleball and padel post-grad. 20+ years of teammates and opponents, and he's only managed to stay in touch with a handful. The doubles partner from juniors, the teammate now pro in pickleball, the Boston padel crew are all scattered. No way to see who still plays, where they live now, who'd actually be down for a good game. We kept asking: why doesn't something like Strava exist for racquet sports?
So I called my brother James, who's a builder (and a hacker on occasion) and the three of us have been building it together since.
If you've ever scrolled Instagram looking up old teammates to see if they still play, spammed a group chat hoping someone's free Saturday morning, or taken a chance on the weird guy at the club who keeps asking to hit — help us build something better. I seriously value this community's feedback so share what you like, love, or... hate it all helps us improve.