For sport centres
Customers message your centre's own WhatsApp number and get an answer in seconds: what is free, the booking, the payment and the confirmation — at midnight as readily as at noon. The money goes straight to you, and the court lights itself when the game starts.
Why Jiggy Lab
Your customers book with you, on your number, and stay yours.
Customers pay your centre directly. We never take a percentage of a booking, however busy you get.
Run your own membership, wallets and top-ups. A member with money in your wallet keeps coming back to your courts.
Every message gets a reply straight away, day or night — before the customer gives up and asks another centre.
Bookings, payments, reminders and court lights happen on their own, so fewer staff hours go on the phone and the switches.
How it works
The bot checks which courts are free before anybody pays, so a customer never pays for a court they cannot have. Here is a whole booking, as the customer sees it.
It answers straight away, from the live calendar. If the hour is full it says so and offers another time.
The court is held for them, so nobody else can take it while they pay. If they never pay, it frees itself.
Only now is the court number given. At 8pm Court 3's lights come on by themselves. Members paying from their wallet skip straight here.
Dashboard
Badminton, pickleball and squash run side by side, at every branch, each with its own courts, court types and prices — all on one calendar. Walk-ins are booked straight onto it, and what came in on WhatsApp is already there.
Each branch keeps its own courts, opening hours and WhatsApp number, and every branch is run from the same login.
Every sport gets its own courts and court types, such as Standard and Premium, all on one calendar.
Prices by court type and by hour, with special dates. A booking that runs into the evening is charged hour by hour, as it should be.
Anything the bot cannot answer is handed to your staff, and the customer is told someone is coming.
What it handles
01 · Payment screenshots
Customers who pay by bank transfer or QR send the screenshot in the chat. It appears beside their booking, and the court is held while it waits.
02 · Lights that follow bookings
A court's lights come on when its booking starts and go off when it ends. An empty court is never lit, and nobody has to stay behind to switch off.
Court 9 has no booking tonight, so it stays dark.
03 · Bookings
Cash at the counter, a QR transfer or the member's wallet — each booking says which, and who last touched it.
04 · Members
Members top up a wallet with you and book against it in the chat, with nothing to transfer each time. Every customer is one record, keyed on their phone number, whether they walked in or messaged — and the list is your centre's, not a booking platform's.
05 · Weekly groups
A group that plays every week has its courts held weeks in advance. The organiser gets a reminder before each one, and is asked — not surprised — when a week cannot have every court.
06 · Reports
Revenue, bookings and court hours for any period, compared with the one before. The grid shows which hours of which days fill up, so a promotion goes where the courts are empty.
Tell us about your courts, and we will show you the whole thing working on your own prices and hours.