
Put casual lane hire, squads and coaching on one pool diary, with every booked lane removed before another swimmer can take it.
Online booking
List the lane sessions you really sell. Customers book an open time themselves and that lane drops off the public page straight away.
Learn moreOne live timetable
Keep casual lap-lane hire, learn-to-swim lessons and closures on one lane diary the person on duty can read without a second system.
Learn morePublic lap swimming puts several people in one lane at once. A squad takes the same lane whole. The pool sells both, and they cannot collide.
A lane session has a real number of places in it, and booking stops when that number is gone rather than when the deck looks busy.
A squad or a school takes the lane outright, and it disappears from public availability for exactly as long as they have it.
A learn-to-swim session books the teaching lane and the instructor together, so neither can be promised to anybody else.
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A swimmer books a lane session from the live pool timetable and that lane comes off the public page immediately.
Repeat the same group of lanes through the training term and set the final date before the series begins.
Keep instructors, teaching lanes and session times together so lessons never overlap with public hire.
Hold the required lanes and changeover time while unaffected parts of the pool remain available.
Protect a weekly evening block for the club without rebuilding the same lane plan every Tuesday.
Send an itemised quote for pool time and agreed extras before committing a longer facility block.
Move an affected outdoor session to the replacement time while its organiser and payment record stay attached.
Close only the water space being serviced while every unaffected lane keeps showing online.
See casual sessions, regular groups and coaching together, with the booked lane obvious to whoever has the keys that day.
Every squad, lesson and public session across the whole term in one view, so a clash is visible in August rather than in October.
Sold time stays sold. Close maintenance properly and give flexible customers a coupon for the quieter lane sessions.
A confirmed booking removes the exact lane and time before another customer can take it.
Move an affected outdoor session to the replacement time while its organiser and payment record stay attached.
Close only the water space being serviced while every unaffected lane keeps showing online.
Keep offline payments visible on Free, or use Pro for complete card payment online and staged amounts added after the booking.
On Pro, customers can pay the complete amount by card as they finish the online booking.
On Free, mark cash or bank transfer yourself so the duty staff can see what has landed.
Send an itemised quote to the organiser and keep later payment entries beside the accepted booking details.
One app for every booking
A lane taken whole leaves the page at once, and a shared session stops selling places the moment the lane is genuinely full.
Automatic confirmation and reminder emails carry the lane, date and session details, giving customers a useful record before they set off.
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Yes. Customers see genuinely open lanes, choose a session and book it themselves. That exact lane then comes off the public page.
Yes. Repeat the booking weekly or monthly on Free, then finish on the season date, after set sessions or not at all.
Yes. Pro can take the complete card amount at online checkout. On Free, record cash or bank transfer yourself beside the booking.
Yes. Move it to the replacement lane or time and the customer, payment position and booking history remain attached.
Yes. Close only the affected lane and time, leaving every usable part of the venue open for ordinary bookings.
Yes. Itemise the block and agreed extras in a quote, send it to the organiser and keep the accepted version with the customer.