Daytona is a sports bar in Goiânia, Brazil, that shows live games on big screens and hosts concerts and themed nights. We built the bar’s website, the booking system with Pix payment and the panel the staff uses every day.
live · daytonasportsbar.com.br01 — website
The site shows which games will be on the screens, the house shows and the menu. Games come in from sports data sources every hour and only show up after the staff approves them.
02 — bookings
To save a spot, guests pick the event, tap the tables on the floor plan and pay by Pix right away. They can also book a regular day, bring a group or ask for a quote for a private event.
Arena, Mezanino, TV Zone and TV Zone Bistrô areas, with the seats of each table. Up to two tables per purchase.
Champions Lounge and Red Lounge, sold whole, each on its own card.
For events without a map: guests say how many are coming. Can have ticket batches and free events.
QR code and copy-paste code, with an expiry clock. The confirmation shows up on the same screen.
A regular day at the bar: area, day, time and guests. Groups of 10 to 50 people.
Quote request with guests, date and what’s needed. The staff replies with a payment link.
Guest area with a 6-digit code by email: bookings, entry QR code and cancellation within the deadline.
A sold-out event turns into a list: name, WhatsApp, email and guests. Presale through a personal link.
Confirmation with code and QR, cancellation, changes and a notice when spots open up for the list.
The QR code goes in the confirmation email and stays in Meu Daytona. The front door scans it with a phone camera and checks the guest in.
Arena, Mezanino, TV Zone, TV Zone Bistrô, Champions Lounge and Red Lounge areas. Square or round tables, boxes, screen, draft and publish.
03 — staff panel
This is where the staff sets the screen schedule, follows the bookings and checks guests in. It can be installed as an app on phone and computer, and each account only sees the screens it was given.
Summary of the day and the event in progress, with arrivals and tables sold. Bell for new bookings, cancellations and event requests.
Published games grouped by screen, with each one’s channels.
Publish or hide each game, mark highlights, pick the screen (Main, Sides, Mezanino TVs, Upper Deck TVs), commentary and channels. House events.
Public events with photo, description, areas and ticket batches. Regular days, private event requests and acts on a calendar.
Regular days, public and private events, guest lists and waiting list. Live table map, manual booking, comps, Pix refund and printable lists.
Floor plan editor: drag and resize tables, capacity, shape, scenery and boxes. Draft and publish.
Tonight’s list without prices, search that finds companions, arrived and missing count, QR scan and walk-in booking.
Report per event: occupancy by area, batch, sales source and pace. Audience: age range, region, groups and returning guests.
Staff accounts, permission per screen and tab, read-only accounts and a log of what everyone did.
