Software for golf courses and recreation facilities.

We build online registration, renewals and bookings into your own site, with the schedule that updates itself. Fewer lapsed members, less front-desk paperwork.

Two people in Newfoundland build it, fitted to how your operation already runs, at a fixed price you get in writing before anything starts. 2 of the 5 things below are already built and tested, and they say so.

Book a 20 minute call See Dockside running

01Where the day goes

The same few places, in most operations we look at.

Patterns across golf courses and recreation facilities, not claims about yours. If none of these is you, the call is a short one and we will say so.

01Registrations and renewals still happen on paper or by phone.
02The schedule is posted as a picture and changes are hard to find.

The paperwork today: registration forms, waivers and schedules
Where the money or the time goes: lapsed memberships, no-shows and staff time on registration

02What we would build

For golf courses and recreation facilities, most useful first.

Two kinds of line on this list, and the difference matters. Built and tested means a tested package or a live route exists in our repository today and you can go and poke at it. Built to order means we have scoped it and have the engines to support it, and it has not shipped. We would rather you know which is which before the call than after.

Staff and job scheduling
office
Built to order
quoted, fixed price
Membership management and renewals
web
Built to order
quoted, fixed price
Online storefront and ordering (Wharf)
web
Built and testedSee the build →
Wharf, from $4,450
Booking and reservations
web
Built to order
quoted, fixed price
Business website (Bridge)
web
Built and testedSee the build →
Bridge, from $2,450

And for any operation: operational dashboards, invoicing, integrations with what you run and data migration.

03See it running

The engines behind the built-and-tested lines, live in your browser.

Synthetic data, real code. The closest of the 7 demos to this trade, and what they were written for.

Dockside

Offline catch capture

Record the landing, signal or none.

Cut the connection and keep recording. Records queue on the device, the list keeps reading from what the phone already holds, and one of them gets refused by the server on the way back in.

offline-first capture

The board

Live stock position

Where every pound is, right now.

Product and quantity per site, the way a whiteboard shows it. Stock in transit sits outside the totals on purpose, aged stock flags itself, and the same numbers reflow onto a wall screen.

live stock position

All 7 demos

04Talk to us

If Jacob’s note brought you here, reply to it.

That is the fastest route: he reads every reply and comes back with a couple of times. Otherwise the form, or the phone, reaches the same two people.

Email: contact@deepgrade.ca
Phone: 1 (709) 787-0016
Base: St. John's, Newfoundland
Coverage: Remote first, any coast

Twenty minutes, no obligation. You leave with a fixed quote in writing, or with a plain answer that this is not a fit.

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