02 / Sports venues and clubs

Players book courts from their phones. You run the desk from one screen.

Court and pitch booking for venues that are still taking sessions over WhatsApp. Players see live availability and book themselves in; the front desk runs sessions, cash and end-of-day closeout in one place.

The CourtBook operator console, showing the day's court grid

01 / The problem

What this replaces.

01

The booking is a WhatsApp message

Someone has to read it, check a paper diary, reply, and remember. On a busy Saturday that person is also taking cash and handing out bibs.

02

Nobody knows what the courts actually earned

Cash in a drawer and sessions in a notebook do not add up to a number you can plan against. Most venues find out how a month went a month late.

03

Regulars are the whole business and nothing tracks them

The same faces book the same slot every week, and the venue has no list, no way to fill a cancellation and no way to tell them about a tournament.

02 / Included

What you get.

01

Players book themselves in

Live availability by court and time slot, on a phone, without an account if you do not want to force one.

02

One screen for the front desk

Today's sessions, who has paid, who is walking in. Built to be used standing up with one hand.

03

Cash and card in the same ledger

Whatever a venue takes at the desk lands in the same place as the online bookings, so the closeout is a number rather than an argument.

04

Multi-tenant from day one

One platform, many venues. Each gets its own site, its own courts and its own pricing, and every improvement reaches all of them at once.

04 / Questions

Before you ask.

Can we keep taking bookings on WhatsApp?
Yes, and most venues do at first. Staff enter those on the desk screen so the calendar stays the single source of truth.
What does it cost?
It depends on courts and volume, so we quote it. Talk to us and we will give you a number on the call.