Badminton club management without the spreadsheet chaos
Your roster, your roles and your money in one place — so the club runs even on the weeks you can’t make it.
The club in numbers
Turning up
- Priya Sharma889% of nights
- Alex Morgan(you)778% of nights
- Marcus Chen778% of nights
- Jordan Lee667% of nights
- Sam Okonkwo667% of nights
- Casey Nguyenlast here 2 Sept 2026
Everyone in, in a minute
Share one link. People pick their name from your list or add themselves.
Hand over the whistle
Make someone a session manager and the night runs without you.
Court money, sorted
See who booked, who owes what and whose turn it is to book next.
How clubs usually “manage”
- Invite links and guest lists scattered across chats and emails.
- Nobody knows who’s admin, who can start a session, or where the venue list lives.
- Tuesday’s scores vanish by Wednesday, so “stats” never happen.
One club home for the whole group
Create a club or join with an invite code. Admins and moderators handle roster and sign-up. Session managers can run live nights. Every member gets a player profile tied to their account.
Roster, roles, and invites that don’t need a handbook
Add players, share an invite code, assign moderators and session managers. New members land somewhere sensible instead of “reply to this message with your full name”.
Sign-up and live nights in the same app
Open Coming / Maybe / Out before the evening. Start live scoring on one to twelve courts with player shuffle and realtime sync — then skill ratings update from completed games.
Stats that grow with your club
Leaderboards, profiles, and monthly highlights come from real sessions — nothing to set up, nothing to export.
From empty club to first night
Create the club, add a venue, invite a handful of regulars, open sign-up for next week. On the night, start a live session and score like you mean it.
- 1Set upClub name, venues, roster, invite code. Optional: turn on Discover if you want neighbouring clubs to find you.
- 2Run weeksSession sign-up, live scoring, fair shuffle, skill ratings — the weekly loop stays inside ShuttlSync.
- 3Look backSession history, club stats, and player profiles replace the “does anyone have last month’s scores?” message.
That’s club management that matches how friend groups actually operate — not a tournament director console.
Management should shrink the admin work
If a tool adds more process than it removes, clubs abandon it. ShuttlSync earns its place by making Tuesday night smoother — then keeping the paper trail for free.
- Roles for admins, moderators, and session managers.
- Members use Home for sign-up and recaps — not a maze of settings.
- Run a real night on your phone first if you want proof before inviting everyone.
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