Find sports teammates and local players near you
Finding teammates usually means group chats, notice boards and guesswork about whether someone can actually play. AthletiLink replaces that with a searchable directory where level, position and location are on the profile before you message anyone.
Free to start
- Performance profile with film and measurables
- Community feed for updates and clips
- Direct messaging with coaches and clubs
- Directory search by sport, position and location
- Gear and recovery marketplace
Search on the things that matter
Every member profile carries sport, position, level, school or club and location. You can filter the directory on those fields instead of scrolling a feed and hoping.
Profiles also show measurables and stats with percentiles where the athlete has added them, so you know whether a session will be competitive before you organise it.
- Filter the directory by sport, position and location
- See level, measurables and film on the profile
- Save promising players to a list to follow up later
- Message directly — no request-and-wait chain
Make yourself easy to find
Search works both ways. A complete profile with a position, a location and one piece of film means other players and coaches find you without you doing anything.
Post to the feed when you train or compete. Activity is what makes a profile worth opening.
How to get started
- 01
Search the directory
Filter by your sport, the position you need and your area.
- 02
Check the profile
Level, measurables and film tell you whether it is a fit.
- 03
Message and arrange
Send a direct message and set the session.
Frequently asked questions
Can I find players in a specific city?
Yes. Members list their location on their profile, and the directory can be filtered by it alongside sport and position.
Do I have to sign up to search?
You can browse and search without an account. Saving players and sending messages requires a free profile.
Is AthletiLink free to use?
Yes. Creating a profile, posting to the feed, browsing other members and messaging is free for athletes. You never need a paid plan to be discoverable.
Can I look around before signing up?
Yes. Profiles, the feed, the scouting directory and the gear marketplace are all browsable without an account. You only need to sign in to post, message or save people.
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Sports networking
AthletiLink is a sports networking app where athletes, coaches and clubs build verified profiles, post updates, message each other and find real opportunities. Free to join.
Community
Join a sports community app where players, coaches and clubs share updates, find each other locally and organise real sessions. Free profiles, open browsing, direct messaging.
Clubs & teams
Search sports clubs and teams by sport and location, see the players already there, and message the club or its coaches directly. Free for athletes.
For athletes
Build a verified athlete profile with measurables, stats and film, post to the feed, get messaged by coaches and scouts, and shop pro-grade gear. Free for athletes.
For coaches & scouts
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Events & trials
Find trials, showcases, camps and open sessions posted by athletes, coaches and clubs in your sport and area — then message the organiser directly.
Amateur sport
Amateur, school and club athletes get a real profile, a community feed, direct messaging with coaches and clubs, and a gear marketplace — free to join.
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