From the editors
The group-chat problem.
Ask anyone who plays on a Thursday night in Riyadh how the game got organised. There’s a group for the regulars, another for the pitch, and a third for whoever still owes money from last week. Someone asks if anyone has a keeper. Someone else sends a location pin for the wrong branch.
None of that is the game. It is the admin around the game, and it lives in places that were never built for it.
Kurra gathers it into one square: the courts, the squads, the rivalries and the bookings. Open it and you see who is playing tonight, where there is a free slot, and which squad is looking for a challenger.
“One place for the game. Not five group chats.”