01
Discover
Mapped venue workflows, open play rules, and club onboarding.
Selected work
Fig. 01 / Courtside Alley / Case study
Courtside Alley
Pickleball court booking platform
From manual court coordination to a production booking system — open play, court rentals, club registration, and live availability in one platform.
Players and operators now share one live schedule — fewer double-bookings, less spreadsheet chasing, and a booking flow that works on phones across the Philippines.
Booking PlatformReal-Time AvailabilityHospitalityMobile-First
01 / Challenge
Phone tags and spreadsheets cannot run a busy venue.
Courtside Alley needed a way for players to book courts and join open play without phone tags, spreadsheet schedules, and double-bookings. Club onboarding and live availability had to work for both venue operators and players on mobile.
02 / Solution
One booking platform for players and operators.
We shipped a customer-facing booking experience backed by a secure platform API — club registration, court scheduling, open play sessions, and live availability indicators. Operators manage locations and courts through an admin layer built for day-to-day venue workflows.
03 / Delivery
Architecture and timeline.
02
Architect
Designed the platform API and booking client around a shared availability model.
03
Build & QA
Shipped reviewable milestones with mobile booking checks before launch.
04
Ship
Production launch with operator admin, documentation, and post-launch support.
04 / System
Technical highlights.
Platform
Custom booking platform
Capabilities
Live availability · online booking
Delivery
Fully managed deployment
Domain
courtsidealley.com
05 / Results
Outcomes in production.
Players and operators now share one live schedule — fewer double-bookings, less spreadsheet chasing, and a booking flow that works on phones across the Philippines.
Live
Public booking platform
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Shared availability model
Mobile
Player + operator UX
06 / Gallery
Product screens.
“The platform handles bookings, open play, and club registration without us chasing spreadsheets — and PrimeCode stayed involved after go-live.”