Everything omelee does, in one place — what each control is and how to use it.
Use the city switcher at the top of the page (next to the logo) to jump to another city. The map also follows you — pan far enough and it switches city on its own.
Each city shows only the sports played there, so the filter chips and search re-scope the moment you switch.
Tap the locate button to centre the map on your position and drop a “you are here” dot. With it on, every place shows how far away it is, so the nearest courts and pitches sort to the top.
Your location stays in your browser to position the map — it is never stored or sent anywhere. Tap the button again to turn it off.
Search finds three kinds of result, grouped so you can tell them apart:
Results are scoped to the city you’re viewing, so you get local matches first.
The chips under the top bar are the fastest way to narrow the map. Tap a sport to show only its places; tap it again — or pick All — to bring everything back.
Only sports played in the current city appear. Hide the ones you never play in sport settings to drop them from the chips and the map.
Each coloured pin is a place to play, tinted by its sport. Tap one to open its details — opening hours, the sports it offers, and any upcoming events organised there.
From a place you can follow it for a notification when a game starts, or create an event of your own. Zoomed out, nearby pins gather into clusters — tap a cluster to zoom in.
Want to give back? You can publish your own games for nearby players, or add a missing court, pitch or gym to the map.
Ways to contribute