The till that understands a skatepark.
The skatepark POS and membership system that puts sessions, memberships, hire, parties, lessons and events on one screen — on the hardware you already own. Built by engineers who ride, and who have worked a wet half-term Tuesday behind the desk.
First three months free · No card-machine lock-in · Your data stays yours · Works on the iPad, laptop or PC you already have
Most tills think a skatepark is a shop.
Most point-of-sale software was built for coffee shops, then bent into shape for everything else. A skatepark runs on capacity, waivers, memberships and time, so a skatepark membership system has to be built around those from the first line of code. This one was.
Written by people who skate
Engineers who ride, and who have stood behind the desk taking money on a busy Saturday. The workflow follows the way a park actually runs, rather than the way a retail till assumes it should.
Fifteen years in the field
This is not a first attempt. It is the accumulated lessons of well over a decade running real parks — the edge cases, the awkward refunds, the school holidays that break everything.
Only for skateparks
No retail modules you will never use. Sessions with capacity and age limits, waivers, family groups, hire deposits and accident reports are the core of the product, not add-ons.
Everything the front desk does, in one place.
Scan a card, take the money, check them in. Sessions appear on the till when they are on and disappear when they are not, so staff cannot sell the wrong thing.
- Scan a membership card or QR pass to check someone in
- Member, non-member, pro and spectator pricing applied automatically
- Cash, card, vouchers and split payments with a VAT receipt
- Equipment hire with deposits, and one screen for whatever has not come back
- Multiple tills — reception, café, skate shop — each with its own buttons
- Cash up at the end of the day and see your variance to the penny
Everything customers expect to do themselves.
Fewer phone calls, fewer queues, and a members' area that keeps their details up to date without your staff typing anything.
- Book and pay for sessions, lessons and event tickets online
- Membership cards and tickets in Apple Wallet, with QR entry
- Parents manage the whole family from one account
- Party enquiries that land in your inbox with the detail you need
- Waitlists that fill cancelled places automatically
- Week and month passes that lift what each visitor is worth
What parks get out of it.
A quieter desk, a fuller session, and the paperwork already done by the time you lock up.
Insurance-ready records
Waivers, medical notes, emergency contacts and incident reports in the shape your insurer expects, attached to the right rider.
Decisions with numbers
Which sessions fill, which sports grow, which hours are dead. Export it and hand it to your accountant.
An iPad on the desk. A laptop in the office. Same system.
Dropin runs in a browser, so the till is whatever you already have. Buttons are sized for fingers, the layout works on a tablet held one-handed, and the office reports work on a big screen.
- iPad or Android tablet at reception — no proprietary terminal to buy or replace
- Windows PC or Mac in the office for reports and cashing up
- Works with the card machine you already have; Stripe for online payments
- Optional ESC/POS receipt printer and cash drawer
- A second till for the café or skate shop is a setting, not another licence fee
One licence, every device you already own. No proprietary terminal to buy or replace.
A real desk, a real Saturday.
Run it for three months, free.
Long enough to get through a half-term, a few parties and a proper Saturday — then decide with your own numbers. £59 a month after that, and nothing to pay if you walk away.