Blog

News, Updates & Court-Side Stories

28 March 2026
Development

Member Portal Goes Live

The member-facing portal is officially live. Court bookings, event registration, club chat, marketplace, and notifications — all accessible from a single dashboard. Members at Eldoraigne TC are already booking courts and chatting in-app.

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15 March 2026
Club Admin

5 Signs Your Club Needs Better Admin Tools

If your committee meetings start with "who has the latest spreadsheet?" or your WhatsApp groups have more messages about admin than tennis, it might be time for a change. Here are 5 red flags that your club has outgrown manual management.

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1 March 2026
Development

Pay-to-Play: Access Codes for Volunteer-Run Clubs

How do you let casual players book and access courts when your club has no full-time staff? One-time access codes. We built the first pay-to-play system designed specifically for South African volunteer-run clubs.

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18 February 2026
Tennis

Every Minute on Court Counts

Research shows that consistent court time — even just 30 minutes — builds muscle memory faster than sporadic long sessions. The key isn't playing more, it's playing regularly. Here's why showing up matters more than talent.

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5 February 2026
Development

Lighting Control with Shelly Integration

Court lighting is one of the biggest costs for clubs. By integrating Shelly IoT devices, clubs can now control court lights directly from the app — with prepaid credits, automatic scheduling, and real-time cost tracking.

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22 January 2026
Club Admin

The Duty Roster Problem (And How to Fix It)

Committee duty rosters are the bane of every club volunteer's existence. People forget their shifts, swaps happen via WhatsApp and fall through the cracks, and the same people end up covering for everyone else. Sound familiar?

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10 January 2026
Inspiration

Why Club Tennis Beats Solo Practice Every Time

There's something about being part of a club that solo practice can never replicate. The accountability, the community, the unexpected matches that push you beyond your comfort zone. Here's why joining a club is the best investment in your tennis journey.

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20 December 2025
Development

Point of Sale & Inventory Tracking

Clubs sell balls, grips, drinks, and merch — but tracking it all is a nightmare. We've added a full POS system with real-time inventory tracking, integrated into the same financial dashboard. Every sale automatically syncs to Google Workspace.

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5 December 2025
Tennis

The Mental Game: Staying Positive When You're Losing

Every tennis player knows the feeling — you're down a break, your serve is off, and the frustration is building. But the players who turn matches around aren't the most talented, they're the most resilient. Here's how to build that mental toughness.

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25 November 2025
Development

Social Day Manager: Fair Queuing That Can't Be Gamed

The feature that started it all. After watching members manipulate the social day queue for months — cherry-picking partners, avoiding certain players, gaming the system — we built a fair, transparent queuing system. Stats, badges, and honest matchmaking.

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15 November 2025
Club Admin

How One Committee Member Can't Do It All (And Shouldn't Have To)

If you're the person at your club who "handles everything" — bookings, finances, communication, maintenance — you're heading for burnout. Here's how to distribute the load and why the right tools make delegation possible.

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1 November 2025
Development

The Beginning: Why We're Building Mzansi Court Q

Three years on a tennis club committee. Five different apps to manage one club. A social queuing system that members constantly manipulated. This is the story of why Mzansi Court Q exists, and what we're setting out to build.

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20 November 2025
Inspiration

Start Where You Are, Play With What You Have

You don't need the latest racket, the perfect backhand, or a private coach to enjoy tennis. Some of the best players at any club started late, with borrowed rackets, on cracked courts. The only thing that matters is showing up. Keep showing up.

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