Our story
Too many WhatsApp groups, too many empty courts, too many people who wanted to play but didn't know where to start. So we fixed it.
The full picture
Phnom Penh's sports scene was growing fast — new badminton halls, padel courts, football pitches opening every month. But discovery was broken. Courts sat empty at peak hours while players sent voice notes across a dozen group chats trying to find a game. There was no single place to look, no reliable way to confirm a booking, and no community layer connecting the people who actually wanted to play.
Kehla is that place. One platform for finding venues, booking courts, joining classes, following coaches, and connecting with players at your level. Payment is handled through KHQR — Cambodia's national QR standard — via ABA PayWay, so every transaction is instant, local, and doesn't depend on a foreign card. From search to confirmed court in under a minute.
We're not trying to be a global booking app that happens to work here. We're building the sports infrastructure for this city. That means designing for how Phnom Penh actually works: KHQR · ABA-first, prices that reflect the local market, and a community that feels like it belongs here — because it does.
What we do
Empty courts cost money. Kehla puts venues in front of active players so every hour has a chance to be booked.
No WhatsApp chains, no Facebook groups. Search, pick a time, pay with KHQR · ABA. Done in under a minute.
Open matches and clubs connect strangers on the court. Kehla is the layer that turns bookings into friendships.
KHQR · ABA payments, local pricing, designed for Phnom Penh — not adapted from abroad.
Principles
A booking should take seconds, not training. We cut every step that wasn't necessary.
Built in Phnom Penh, for Phnom Penh. KHQR · ABA isn't a workaround — it's the right choice.
The venue is just a place. The people you meet there are why you come back.
Join thousands of players already booking through Kehla.