Schools & sports clubs
The Saturday padel sign-up, without 100 messages in the group chat
A school or club sets up games, a parent taps a link on their phone, and places are handed out fairly — by draw, by speed, or by whatever's right for your club. This is Queued Clubs, a separate £9.99/month plan from the waitlist product.
Next player
Tap confirm when they arrive
What it fixes
The bits of the day that eat the day.
The group chat is the sign-up system
A hundred messages before breakfast, half of them "is there still space?", and someone always joins after the courts are full.
There's no fair way to decide who gets a place
When eight kids want six courts, first-reply-wins rewards whoever's staring at their phone, not whoever's fair to pick.
Payment gets chased after the fact
Coaches end up sending reminder texts for a fiver, weeks after the game's been played.
No record of who's played, who's paid, who didn't show
A term of sign-ups lives across screenshots and memory, with no leaderboard, no history, and no way to spot a pattern of no-shows.
How it works here
Set up for schools & clubs.
- A branded join page and a code
- Print the QR code or share the join link — parents scan or type a 6-character code, sign in with an emailed code, and they're in. No app, no password to forget.
- Five fair sign-up modes
- Random draw, first-come-first-served window, club approval, ranked by points, or fair share for players who've played least — set per game or per series.
- Recurring games, set up once
- Saturday 9am padel, every week for the term — one series creates every game, with its own sign-up window and mode.
- Results, points, leaderboard, no-shows
- Record who won, watch the leaderboard update, and let the system quietly restrict a persistent no-show rather than the coach having to.
The form your players fill in
Player's name
text field
Ability
Beginner · Improver · Intermediate · Advanced · Pro
Photo
file field
Every field is yours to change
Illustrative example — not a real customer
“Sign-ups used to be a scramble in the group chat at 8:59 on a Saturday morning. Now the button just turns green at nine and everyone waits their turn.”
Questions
Asked by people running schools & clubs.
Is this only for padel?
Does Queued take a cut of what parents pay?
What happens at the draw?
Start this afternoon
Give the doorway back to the people walking in.
Set up a queue, print the QR, and let the next person wait in the pub across the road instead of your entrance. Free plan, no card.