Everything the room needs to stay moving.
Lead with the live night—then grow into club ops when you're ready.
Live board
One shared view of every court
Courts, queue, fairness, and scores stay in sync on the wall display and every co-host phone.
Rotations
Queue, DUPR, or planned rounds
Pick the strategy that fits the night. Matchups stay fresh and sit-outs stay honest—without a spreadsheet.
Claim
Players claim with a QR
Pre-roster guests scan once, open their personal night session, and skip the full sign-in dance.
Kiosk
Shared iPad, name and PIN
A walk-up kiosk for check-in and player actions. Idle timeout keeps the next person from hijacking a session.
Player phone
Court calls that find people
Each player sees wait ETA, who’s up, timers, pause, and score entry from their own phone.
Hosting
Built for the room, not the inbox
Join links, attendance, co-hosts, and end-of-night recap keep the host focused on play—not logistics chat.
Same night. Three ways into it.
Hosts, players, and walk-ups each get a surface that fits how they stand in the room.
Wall and TV board
Public display for courts, bench, fairness, and host messages. Point a screen at it and run the room.
Personal night session
Claimed players get court calls, wait time, check-in, pause, and scoring on their own device.
Shared tablet station
Name grid plus PIN for walk-up use. Sessions expire on idle so the next player starts clean.
Three steps from empty courts to a running night.
Create the night
Set courts, capacity, format, and rotation. Optionally import a pre-roster.
Get everyone in
Share a join link, print claim QRs, or hand people a kiosk PIN at the door.
Run it live
The board, phones, and kiosk stay synced while you stay focused on the room.
Start with game night. Grow into club ops.
When open play is under control, add the operating layer—programs, members, and public pages—without changing tools.
- Venues, programs, and session calendars
- Memberships, roles, and eligibility
- Public club pages and session listings
- Attendance history you can actually use