Guide
Two halves. The first is for anyone who wants to play this week. The second is for a club that lists its courts here. Nothing in either is longer than it needs to be.
Open the venue list and pick a club. You get a grid: courts across, times down, and the price in every slot. Seven days, refreshed live. Nothing is hidden behind a sign-up, and you do not have to ask anyone whether 7pm is free — you can see it.
An open slot shows its price. A slot somebody has taken is quietly hatched. A slot that has already started is dimmed. Those three look different on purpose, because “gone” and “taken” are not the same thing.
Tap the slot. Tap more if you want a double session or two courts side by side — they collect in a tray at the bottom with the total. Then Reserve, your name and your mobile number, and that is the booking.
No account. No password. No card. The number is so the venue can reach you about this booking, and it is the only thing about you the club can see.
You get a reference like CC-0910-6BBB. Screenshot it — nothing is sent to your phone. Show it at the desk and pay there, in cash or however that club takes payment.
If you cannot make it, ring the venue. Cancelling frees the slot for somebody else, which is the difference between a club that is full and a club that looks full.
Court Call installs from your browser — no app store, nothing to download. The install page shows the exact taps for your phone. You get an icon on your home screen that opens straight to the courts.
There is no sign-up button, deliberately. An account here can read the name and mobile number of every player who books you, so we confirm a club is who it says it is before we make one. Ask us to add your venue and we set it up, usually the same day.
Sign in at the venue console and the first tab is the day: every booking, in time order, with the player’s name and a phone number you can press to call. Plus the reference they will read out, and what the day should take at the desk.
Mark a booking played once they arrive, or cancel it. Cancelling genuinely puts the slot back on sale within seconds.
Resurfacing, a coaching session, a tournament, a burst pipe. Block the slot and it stops being bookable. If a player already holds it, Court Call tells you rather than quietly double-booking your court. Unblock puts it back.
The Courts tab adds a court when you build one, renames one, or turns one off while it is out of action. Nothing deletes a court, because that would take its booking history with it.
Hours and rates sets opening and closing, when your evening rate starts, how long a block is, and four prices — weekday day, weekday evening, weekend day, weekend evening. Changing a price never changes a booking somebody already holds.
There is a switch to stop taking bookings entirely. Use it for the off-season instead of asking us to delete anything.
Written down so nobody finds out at the desk.
Nothing. You pay the venue for the court, at the venue, at their price. Court Call adds nothing to what you pay and takes no commission from your booking.
Nothing during the beta. We are looking for clubs in Cebu willing to run their real bookings through it and tell us where it is wrong. Pricing comes after that, and it will be a flat monthly fee rather than a cut of your court fees — you built the courts, we did not.
Talk to us if that is your club.