Hallory
Hallory for sports clubs

Facility booking for clubs run by volunteers

Training nights, matches, committee meetings and fundraisers, organised by the same people who coach, cut the grass and run the bar. Hallory keeps the facilities side simple.

Free early access · Founding pricing at launch

Fig. 01 · The problem

Sound familiar?

01

Pitches, halls and the clubhouse collide

Training wants the hall the same night the fundraiser wants the clubhouse, and nobody spots it until setup.

02

Everything runs through two volunteers

The fixture secretary and the treasurer carry the whole operation in their heads and inboxes.

03

Kit gets double-claimed

Two events, one PA system. The argument happens at 6pm on a Friday.

Fig. 02 · In practice

Match week at the club

Every booking sits in its own lane, colour-coded and readable at a glance. If two groups want the same space at overlapping times, Hallory blocks the clash before anyone can approve it.

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Training, matches and the fundraiser · nothing double-booked

Fig. 03 · How Hallory helps

Built for how sports clubs actually run

Every space in one calendar

Pitches, halls, meeting rooms and the clubhouse booked side by side, with clashes blocked automatically.

Kit and equipment per booking

The PA, the projector and the chairs are assigned to bookings, so two events can never claim the same kit.

Member organisations on file

Teams, leagues and regular hirers kept on record with contacts and booking history, not in a drawer.

Tasks that actually get done

Venue to-dos on a simple board: assign, move, done. The nets get fixed before Saturday, not after.

Spend Saturdays on sport, not scheduling.

Pitches, halls and kit in one calm place

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Fig. 04 · Questions

Sports clubs, answered

Yes. Any bookable space works: pitches, courts, halls, meeting rooms and the clubhouse all sit side by side in one colour-coded calendar, and overlapping bookings are blocked before they can be approved.

Resources like the PA system, projector and chairs are assigned to individual bookings. If a second event tries to claim kit that is already taken, you see it immediately, so the Friday-evening argument never happens.

Yes. Hallory is built for non-technical volunteers: plain English, one shared calendar, and nothing hidden in one person’s inbox. When committee roles change hands, everything carries over.

Yes. Your club gets a public booking page where outside hirers see spaces, photos and genuinely free times, and send a request online. You approve or decline in one tap and stay in full control of the facilities.