Full court28 × 15 m
Basketball
Pickup runs, barkada games, weekend leagues. One full-court camera catches both ends. A stream runs until the players stop it, so a group can stream one game or a whole evening of runs without starting over.
Venue OS
Let players stream their games from your courts
Give every game on your courts a live audience. Players scan the QR code on the wall and stream straight to Facebook or YouTube, so friends and family can watch from anywhere. You put up the sign; SportsCast does the rest.
What changes at your venue
Most games on your courts end without anyone keeping the footage. Players want it, and you already have a camera pointed at the court. Venue OS connects the two without adding a job at the front desk.
Streaming becomes something you offer
Players pay to stream from your courts, and every minute is logged against your venue and court. You can see how much each court gets used.
Your staff stay out of it
Nobody has to run a camera or keep a laptop at the desk. Players start and stop streams from their own phones.
Your courts get seen
Streams go out on players' own Facebook and YouTube pages. Friends and family watching from home see the games being played at your venue.
How it works
1
We set up your courts
We check that your cameras cover the court and give us a usable feed. Then we register each court and send you a QR sign for the wall.
2
A player scans the code
SportsCast opens on their phone already linked to that court. They don't have to pick your venue from a list or type a code.
3
They top up and go live
Players buy streaming time in the app, and they don't lose their game setup while they pay.
4
The stream ends and the time is recorded
The player ends the stream, or your staff end it from the dashboard. Either way, we log the time against the court.
Built for the courts you run
Venue OS works on any court with a camera that covers the playing area. We're starting with three sports.
Kitchen shaded13.4 × 6.1 m
Pickleball
Pickleball players rotate fast and play a lot of short games. Venue OS open play sessions pair players into games and keep a rating for each player. Your regulars can see their rating move from one week to the next, which gives them a reason to come back.
Attack zones shaded18 × 9 m
Volleyball
Six a side, long rallies, and families who can't always make it to the venue. A stream lets them watch the match from home as it happens.
Your venue dashboard
You get a dashboard for your venue. It shows streaming hours by court and which courts are streaming right now. If a court needs clearing for the next booking, you can end the stream from the dashboard.
2 of 4
Courts streaming now
11.5 h
Streamed today
| Court | Status | Today |
|---|---|---|
| Court 1 · Basketball | Streaming · 1h 12m | 4.0 h |
| Court 2 · Basketball | Not streaming | 3.5 h |
| Court 3 · Pickleball | Streaming · 0h 42m | 2.5 h |
| Court 4 · Volleyball | Not streaming | 1.5 h |
Questions venue owners ask
Do I need to buy new cameras?
Usually not. Venue OS uses the CCTV you already run, as long as it covers the court and we can get a feed from it. We check this with you during setup, before you commit to anything.
What does my staff have to do?
Put up the QR signs. Players handle everything else from their phones. Your staff can end a stream from the dashboard when they need the court back.
What if a player forgets to end their stream?
Venue OS closes a stream on its own after a set maximum time. Players aren't charged for a whole night because they forgot to press stop.
Where do the streams go?
Streams go to the player's own Facebook page or YouTube channel. The player decides who can see their game.
How does partnering work?
Every venue is different: how many courts you run, what cameras you have, how busy your evenings get. We work out the terms with you directly. Tell us about your venue and we'll walk you through it.
Find out if your courts are ready
Tell us how many courts you run and what cameras you have. We'll check the setup with you and walk you through what partnering looks like.