The capability tour

Twelve things the dashboard does. Nothing it doesn't.

Every feature listed here is shipped and in use. We don't ship roadmap slides as product. If a venue can't use it on day one, it's not on this page.

Theme 01 — Run the day

The floor, as it actually runs.

Every slot is a click — block it, reprice it, check who's on it. Not drag-select theatre. The way a manager actually moves through the day.

Split a tennis court into two halves and rent them separately, or rent the whole thing. The system knows when a half is taken that the whole is gone.

Cash or card at the desk, priced by the same rules as online. Staff can't accidentally undercharge.

Players scan in. The front desk stops reading names off phone screens.

Theme 02 — Sell the slot

Peak and off-peak bands, day-of-week overrides, per-hour or per-session. Tennis prices differently than pickleball. The system knows.

Coupons in percent or dollars. Membership tiers for the regulars who deserve a better rate without you remembering to give it to them.

Multi-instance scheduling, instructor, capacity, live enrolment. The yoga block and the kids' camp run on the same system.

After admin approval, your venue appears to players searching for a court tonight. The slots you couldn't fill on your own get found.

Theme 03 — See the money

About ten minutes to set up. Every booking settles in CAD direct to your own Stripe account. We don't hold funds.

The chart you actually open on a Monday morning.

When is the floor full? When is it empty? Repricing decisions get easier when the data is in front of you.

The number most operators don't track and should. Acquisition is expensive; the regulars are the business.

Theme 04 — Grow the venue

Everyone who's ever booked. Total bookings, total spent, first visit, last visit. Searchable. The regulars become visible.

Front desk sees bookings. Manager sees revenue. Owner sees everything. Granular enough to actually delegate.

Every booking, refund, block, price change — timestamped, attributed. The audit trail that ends the “who changed that?” conversation.

What we build next is shaped by the venues running on it now. You get a direct line.

Every venue gets every feature. There is no “pro tier.” There is no “enterprise tier.”