Court booking software for tennis and padel clubs
Your members see the free slots and book from their phones. You set the courts, hours, quotas, plans and prices, and follow everything from one back office.
Every club gets its own space at its own address, with its courts, hours, plans and members. Players book online, the club approves sign-ups and can book for anyone. It works for tennis, padel, pickleball, squash and badminton: the sport is set court by court.
A booking grid players understand
The grid shows every court for the day, slot by slot. Tap a free slot, a confirmation screen opens, and the booking is made. The club chooses the slot length, how many days ahead members can book, and how many days of history stay visible.
Court-sharing rules are the club’s own: how many upcoming bookings a member may hold, per day and per week, and a minimum gap between two bookings so the same players do not hold the courts every evening. Staff can book for a member, and the same limits apply unless an exception is ticked and logged.
Members, plans and families
A player creates an account and the club approves it. Membership plans have their season, price and age bands. A family plan covers a household: a parent books for their children, who each keep their own quota and history, and get their own login the day they want to book alone.
The federation’s list of licence holders imports from an Excel or CSV file: each licence holder becomes a record staff can book for straight away, then activate with a link sent by WhatsApp or e-mail.
After the match
Two hours after a session, every player gets an e-mail: who won? The score is entered set by set, tie-breaks included, and the club ranking updates itself, by season, in singles and doubles. After a lesson, the student sends feedback to the coach.
The club stays in control
- Court closures for maintenance or a tournament, with the number of affected bookings shown before you confirm.
- “Only the club books” mode: players see the grid and send their request on WhatsApp, with the court, date and time already written.
- Admin e-mails (sign-up to approve, court booked) are switched on or off person by person.
- Every club has its own app: members add it to their home screen, with the club’s name and logo.
- A public page per club that shows up on Google under its name, with photos, address and prices.
For every racket sport
Each court carries its sport: tennis, padel, pickleball, squash, badminton or table tennis. A club with four tennis courts and three padel courts runs them on the same grid, and its public page says so.
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