The club’s assistant answers your players inside the app and takes the booking on its own: it reads the real calendar, proposes the slot, takes the transfer receipt and confirms — at three in the afternoon or eleven at night, with nobody at the club replying.
Sunday night, public holiday, or mid-tournament. The assistant never takes a day off: it replies in seconds from the club’s profile in the app.
It doesn’t invent slots: it queries the same grid the front desk uses, so what it offers is genuinely free.
It confirms the slot on the grid and, if the club takes transfers, collects the receipt photo for the front desk to check.
Booking confirmed now
Tomorrow 19:00 · Court 2 · 90 min.You play tomorrow now
See you at 19:00 on Court 2.Court change now
Your 19:00 slot moved to Court 3.It sends the confirmation, the day-before reminder and the heads-up when something is cancelled or moved.
It knows who is writing and sees their bookings and balance. No re-asking for details.
Asked for something outside bookings, it says so instead of making it up: answers come from the club’s calendar and prices.
In practice, a padel club’s sales channel is a chat: people ask "got a court Thursday at 9?" and expect an answer within minutes. When the answer takes two hours, that booking went to the club next door — and it shows up in no report, because it never existed.
Repe’s assistant closes that gap from inside the app. It is wired to the club’s real calendar, so it never offers a taken slot or promises something the front desk has to undo later. It takes the booking and files it on the grid like any other, with the transfer receipt attached when the club asks for one.
And because the booking lands on the same grid, it shows up in the club’s occupancy reports next to the front-desk ones, instead of disappearing into an unread chat.
In the club’s profile inside the Repe app. Players message it there and it books without you replying by hand.
Yes. Every booking it takes lands on the club grid like any other, with the receipt attached for the front desk to check.
If it falls outside bookings and schedules, it says so instead of improvising an answer.
If the club has its bank details loaded, it shares them and confirms with a photo of the transfer receipt; otherwise it’s paid at the club.
Yes. Beyond the player-facing assistant, the club can connect over MCP to Claude and ask its own data questions: occupancy, revenue, customers and balances.
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