Built around the session
Clubs run on sessions, not invoices. Everything starts from what’s on the timetable and who’s booked in.
Who it’s for
Club Manager is built by Cinolla Clubs for the teachers, coaches and organisers who keep children’s clubs running — and who’d rather be on the floor than in a spreadsheet.
If your week is built from recurring sessions and bookings, Club Manager will feel like it was made for you.
Termly classes, gradings and end-of-year showcases, all on one timetable.
Squads, recreational groups and holiday camps with the right capacity each time.
Lessons grouped by stage, lane swims and short crash courses.
Breakfast, after-school and holiday clubs with registers that add up.
Weekly training, multi-sport camps and one-off events.
Drama, music and theatre groups across a busy term.
The Cinolla Clubs story
Cinolla Clubs builds tools for the everyday work of running a club. We started from a simple observation: the people who are brilliant at teaching and coaching too often spend their evenings wrangling spreadsheets, chasing confirmations and rebuilding the same timetable every term.
Club Manager is our answer. It puts the session at the centre — the thing that actually matters — and quietly handles the bookings, registers and reminders that surround it. The goal is never to add more screens to your day, but to give you back the time those screens used to take.
We keep the product focused and the pricing clear, and we build it alongside the clubs that use it. Whether you run one room or a dozen centres, the aim is the same: spend less time on admin, and more time with the people in the room.
Clubs run on sessions, not invoices. Everything starts from what’s on the timetable and who’s booked in.
If a job can be automated — a confirmation, a reminder, a waiting-list move — it should be. Your evening is better spent elsewhere.
Clear pricing, no lock-in tricks and software that does what it says. The complicated bit should be the choreography, not the booking system.
Start free today, or get in touch to talk through a multi-centre setup.