PeachMe connects public journeys, venue operations, the on-court mobile experience, and machine connectivity. This overview separates each product surface while showing how they work together.
Each workspace is matched to the user’s role and assigned venues. Operational and personal data remains inside the authenticated portal.
Platform at a glance
Coverage
Court, venue, fleet, and back office
Product surfaces
Web platform, mobile app, and 4G module
Access model
Role- and venue-scoped
01
Web platform
Public journeys and daily operations in one browser-based platform.
The web platform combines customer-facing booking and commerce with the authenticated portal used to manage venues, fleets, partners, and platform settings.
Primary users: Customers, venue managers, operators, partners, and administrators
Explore the web platform
Start with the browser-based area that matters to you. Each section describes the capability without exposing private portal data.
01.01
Booking & venue operations
Coordinate the daily work around bookable machines, available court time, and venue teams.
Primary users: Venue managers and operators
01.01.01
Venue-scoped overview
Give each venue manager a focused view of assigned locations, machines, and the work that needs attention.
Assigned venues, contacts, and machine signals stay in one scope
Unresolved access or configuration issues remain visible
Integrations and configuration are reviewed without crowding daily operations
Sensitive diagnostics remain restricted to the appropriate technical roles
02
Mobile app
The court companion for booking, training, and machine control.
The PeachMe mobile app guides members from finding a venue to completing a session. It keeps machine controls, training choices, bookings, and account records close at hand while adapting selected tools for linked venue managers.
Primary users: Members, players, trainers, and linked venue managers
02.01
Discover and book
Browse available venues, compare court and machine context, choose a time slot, and continue into payment.
Venue discovery supports city, distance, sport, and indoor or outdoor context
Booking keeps the selected machine, duration, price, and session time together
02.02
Scan and start a session
Use machine and session QR codes to open the right activation, claim a held booking, or resume active court usage.
Deep links and QR scans resolve directly to the relevant machine or booking
Interrupted sessions can reopen in the active-session experience
02.03
Guided training and live control
Connect over Bluetooth, choose a practice, and control supported machine actions from the phone or watch.
PeachMe, Pro, and Use modes balance guidance, precision, and fast court actions
Start, pause, stop, live state, and machine-aware settings stay close together
02.04
Practices and training modes
Run built-in drills, save custom practices, and adapt supported machines for tennis, padel, or supervised junior training.
Court-point editors and model limits keep custom programs compatible
Padel Mode, Kids Mode, calibration context, and auto-pause add focused safeguards
02.05
Bookings, wallet, and membership
Keep upcoming sessions, booking history, receipts, vouchers, referrals, and membership identity in one account.
Membership and booking QR codes support faster venue handovers
Apple or Google Wallet passes, notifications, and localized account settings stay optional
02.06
Rentals, shop, and venue-manager tools
Follow Practice Pass rentals and orders, while linked venue managers get a compact desk for on-site work.
Rental pickup, return, deposit state, orders, and customer records remain accessible
Managers can scan customers, create bookings, record cash, and take machines in or out of service
03
4G connectivity module
A cellular bridge between each machine and the PeachMe control plane.
The PeachMe 4G control board combines a GD32F303 controller with an ML307 modem to keep deployed machines connected independently of venue Wi-Fi. It links machine identity, live status, and authorized cloud commands through a dedicated cellular path.
Primary users: Fleet operators, deployment teams, and firmware engineers
03.01
Independent cellular connection
Use a managed SIM and mobile data connection to reach deployed machines where local Wi-Fi is unavailable or unsuitable.
The modem establishes the cellular data session and MQTT or diagnostic transport
Fast reconnect and staged modem recovery restore service after network interruption
03.02
Device identity and commissioning
Keep the machine asset, 4G control board, modem identity, and SIM relationship distinct but traceable.
A machine ID is written during commissioning and verified in persistent storage
Device and broker identities can be derived from board provisioning and modem IMEI
03.03
Heartbeats and live status
Publish the signals operators need to understand whether a machine is online, current, and ready for attention.
Heartbeat data can include firmware, sequence, signal quality, and reconnect context
Machine-status uplinks feed the fleet view without making the device the business-data source
03.04
Cloud-to-machine command bridge
Receive authorized device commands over the cellular transport and forward compatible machine frames to the main controller.
MQTT command topics keep machine and control-board identity in the delivery path
Forwarding and result counters help teams trace receipt, translation, and UART delivery
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