Case study · Sports Tech
One pain at a time—and the screen your organizers actually get. Mocks follow the live pickleball ecosystem: registrations, draws, and scores that match what’s on the court (gorillasmashclub.com).
Volunteers text updates; parents screenshot brackets; a delay on one court ripples through every division. Nobody argues on purpose—they’re just reading three different “sources of truth.”
Live scoring and match state roll up to the same dashboard spectators and staff see. One timeline per court, one bracket everyone trusts—no re-typing the score into five threads.
Same read for desk, refs, and public board
Last point · side-out · 2 min ago
When a seed changes or a default happens, every copy drifts. Players ask “which version?” at check-in; staff waste the warm-up window reconciling versions instead of running games.
One tournament record: divisions, next match, and status stay linked. Updates propagate—no manual re-export for every WhatsApp group.
Single source for desk + players
| Division | Next on court | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Open · M | Court 1 · 10:40 | Playing |
| Mixed 3.5 | Court 2 · now | Live |
| Women’s 4.0 | Court 4 · 11:05 | On deck |
Forms, bank transfers, and walk-ups don’t tell you how full each division is or when to cap. You guess court hours and volunteer load from gut feel, then scramble when the waitlist explodes.
Registration counts and caps sit next to operational KPIs—so you know when to open another draw, add courts, or pause sign-ups before the event eats the team.
City Open · Mar week
Illustrative demo data for marketing. Align copy and numbers with gorillasmashclub.com and your deployment screenshots when publishing.