Rally, built thirty times.

I'm building Rally, a SaaS for pickleball clubs with 1 to 12 courts. Club managers use it to run court bookings, open play, leagues and clinics, a waitlist when courts fill up, member check-ins and payments.

Build two screens as a static prototype I can open in a browser: plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no build step, no backend.

1. index.html: the marketing landing page that sells Rally to club managers. Pricing: Club $29/mo (up to 4 courts), Pro $79/mo (up to 12 courts, with leagues and clinics), Network $199/mo (several locations). 14-day free trial, no card needed. 2. app.html: the manager's dashboard for today at a made-up club, Dink District in Austin, Texas: 8 courts, open 6 am to 10 pm. Today, Court 3 is double-booked at 6:00 pm (the Hendersons' doubles and a ladder match), two members are on the waitlist for prime time, and the coach for the 7:00 pm beginner clinic called in sick. Also show today's bookings and check-ins, this week's revenue and no-shows, and anything else the manager needs to act on.

Make up realistic data for the dashboard. Make it look good. When you're done, tell me which files to open.

This is my app, Rally, a SaaS for pickleball clubs. index.html is the marketing landing page and app.html is the club manager's dashboard. It works, but it looks like every other AI-made app. Redesign both screens. Keep all the content, the data, the prices and what each screen does. When you're done, tell me which files to open.