Your club screens, with no maintenance
Availability, bookings, tournaments, partners looking for a game — taken straight from the back office you already use. Nobody updates a slide, because there is no slide to update.
The screen keeps itself up to date
The screens read the same database as everything else. A booking taken thirty seconds ago is on the wall thirty seconds later, and a tournament you published this morning is already announced in the hall — without anyone exporting anything.
That is the whole difference with the signage most clubs end up with: a slideshow somebody made in a hurry, which stops being true in a fortnight and stays on the wall for a year.
A web address, not an installation
- Any screen with a browser: open the address, and it runs. No box to buy, no player to install, no software to keep patched.
- One slideshow per screen, composed in advance: the hall does not need to show what the changing room does.
- Driven from your phone: the rotation is edited from the same back office, standing in front of the screen if you like.
- Your colours or ours: the screens carry your club's identity rather than our branding.
A wall of screens that becomes a revenue line
A screen in a busy hall is advertising space you already own. Local partners — the physio next door, the sports shop, the brewery that supplies the bar — get a panel in the rotation, and the wall stops being a cost.
And everything that is not sport belongs there too: the bar menu, tonight's event, the club's own announcements. It is the same rotation, composed once.
“When can I play?”
It is the question your staff answer twenty times a day, and the screen answers it first: what is free this evening, which matches are still looking for a player, which tournament opens on Monday. A member who reads the answer on the wall does not queue at the desk to ask it — and quite often books before they have taken their coat off.
Thirty minutes to see it on your club
We compose a rotation on your real availability, and you decide whether the wall earns its keep.