The flagship feature of SATUSPORT
The team photo
nobody has to take.
Match point lands. Someone taps 3, 5 or 10 seconds on the Director Hub or the glass court panel, walks back in, and the court camera shoots the whole squad — photographer included. Seconds later the framed shot is on every player's phone with the final score and your venue logo on it, ready to post.
✓ Nobody sits out of the frame✓ Auto-delivered to every phone✓ Your logo on every share
COURT
| Johan / Lisa | 6 | 5 | 6 |
| Ilham / Abdul | 4 | 6 | 6 |
3 · 5 · 10scountdown options
0players left out of frame
1 tapfrom the panel or the hub
∞free reach every time they post
How it works
Five seconds of setup. A photo they keep forever.
CourtSnap runs on the cameras already installed for your live video. Nothing to carry onto the court, nothing to hand to a stranger.
1 — Match ends
The final point of a mabar, a tournament round or any match — CourtSnap is already armed and waiting.
2 — Pick 3, 5 or 10s
One tap on the Director Hub, or on the glass court panel right beside the players.
3 — Everyone runs in
The person who pressed it has time to walk back and join the group. No one is stuck behind the lens.
4 — Camera fires
The court camera captures the frame — solo, doubles, or the whole community night in one shot.
5 — Phone buzzes
The framed photo arrives on every player's phone, scoreline and venue logo already on it.
The countdown
Three, five or ten.
Pick how far you have to run.
The whole point of CourtSnap is that the person pressing the button is in the photo. Choose the countdown that fits where you are standing.
3s
Already in frame
You are courtside with your team. Tap and turn around — quick portraits between rounds, or a fast solo shot after a win.
5s
The doubles default
Enough time to cross from the glass panel to centre court and set up four players. The one most venues leave as default.
10s
The whole rombongan
Sixteen players, a tournament bracket, the whole Saturday-night crew. Time to gather everyone, straighten the trophy, and smile.
The frame
It arrives already worth posting.
A raw photo gets buried in a camera roll. A framed photo with the scoreline on it gets posted before they leave the parking lot.
- Match result twibbon — final score, set-by-set, player names, pulled straight from the SATUSPORT scoreboard. No captions to type.
- Your venue logo — locked into the frame on every single photo that leaves the court.
- Tournament or session title — "Men's Silver Final", "Rabu Mabar Night", whatever the session was called.
- Auto-delivered — every player on the roster gets their copy on their own phone. No AirDrop queue, no WhatsApp group chaos.
- One-tap share — straight to Instagram Story, feed, or WhatsApp status from the notification.
For venue owners
Every photo is an ad you didn't pay for.
Your players already post after a good match. CourtSnap just makes sure your name is on the picture when they do — and gives them a better picture to post.
🏆 They win
A close final, a first-ever tournament round, a good night out with friends.
📸 CourtSnap fires
Framed photo, real scoreline, everyone in it — including whoever pressed the button.
📲 They post it
Story, feed, group chat. Your logo travels with it to an audience you never bought.
🎾 Their friends book
New players arrive asking for the court they saw. The loop starts again.
What it actually does for the business.
- Organic reach with zero ad spend — every session produces shareable content your members distribute for you.
- A reason to come back — players start treating the photo as part of the session, not an extra.
- Tournament sponsors get seen — put a sponsor mark in the frame alongside your logo and sell it as a package.
- Content you can repost — your own social account never runs out of material again.
- A feature competitors do not have — "the court with the camera that takes your team photo" is an easy thing to be known for.
Do the maths
One community night. Sixteen players. Say half of them post the photo. That is eight posts carrying your logo, to eight networks of people who already play racket sports — for the price of pressing a button.
Run that four nights a week and your venue is in front of thousands of the right people every month, without a single boosted post.
Two ways to fire it
Pressed by your operator, or by the players themselves.
However your venue runs the night, the button is within reach.
OPERATOR
Director Hub
Your staff run it from the same screen they use for live video and scoring. Switch camera angle, pick the countdown, fire. Ideal for tournaments where someone is already on the desk.
PLAYERS
Glass court panel
Mounted at the court itself. Players finish, tap it themselves and run into the shot — no staff needed at all. This is what makes CourtSnap work on a busy Saturday when nobody is free.
Everything included
Built around a real Saturday night.
🎥 Uses your existing cameras
The same CAM1 / CAM2 rig that runs your live video. No extra hardware, no photographer on payroll.
🔄 Pick your angle
Switch between court cameras before firing, so the group is framed from the side that actually looks good.
⏱ 3, 5 and 10 seconds
Short for a quick solo, long enough to gather sixteen people who are still catching their breath.
🖼 Result twibbon
Score, sets, player names and session title composited automatically from the live scoreboard.
🏟 Venue branding locked in
Your court logo sits in the frame of every photo. It cannot be cropped out of the story.
📲 Straight to their phone
Delivered to each player on the session roster — guests included, no app install required.
👥 Solo or full squad
One player after a win, a doubles pair, or the whole community night in a single frame.
💵 Sponsor slot in the frame
Sell space beside your logo. A local brand pays once and rides on every photo for the season.
⚡ Nothing to explain
Players work it out the first time they see the countdown. No training, no instructions on the wall.
Ready when you are
Give them a reason to post tonight.
Tell us how many courts you run and what cameras you have. We will get CourtSnap live on your first court and let your players do the marketing.
Capture the play, share the smile.