Give your library card a new role in the community.
Patrons search, reserve, and redeem passes with the library card they already have. Staff manage every venue, every library, from one dashboard.
See it for your libraryAdd museums, parks, zoos, cultural institutions, and recreation areas — as many as your community has to offer. Patrons search by location, keyword, and date to find what's available to them.
Patrons choose how they redeem. Passes work printed at home or saved to Google and Apple Wallet. No smartphone required. No new app to download.
Whether your program covers one branch or seventy libraries across a state, every update you make goes live everywhere, instantly. No manual updates per location.
Most pass systems don't know what a library consortium is. Ours does.
Most pass systems were built for parks departments or tourism boards. They don't account for library card credentials, multi-library consortiums, or the reporting directors actually need. LocalHop was built around how library pass programs actually operate — not retrofitted to fit them.
Patron eligibility is verified against your library's existing system. No separate login. No new account. Patrons use the card they already have.
Change a venue in LocalHop and it reflects instantly across every participating library. A committee of three can manage a statewide program without chasing down individual updates.
Customizable reports show which venues patrons are booking, which libraries are most active, and where engagement is growing — the data your board actually asks for.
The pass portal is fully customizable to match your library's existing website. Patrons see your program, not a third-party tool.
The library card was always bigger than the library.
One update in LocalHop reaches every venue listing, every library, every place people see it — all at once. No spreadsheets. No email chains to participating venues. No outdated listings.
Everyone who uses the library already has what they need. Activity passes give that card a new role — and give patrons a reason to engage with the library between checkouts.
The Iowa Adventure Pass went live across 70 libraries in three months. When management is centralized and your ILS is already connected, complex programs don't require complex timelines.
Reporting across venues, libraries, and time periods shows which passes are being redeemed, when, and by which patrons — the usage picture you need to justify the program to your board.
70 libraries. 3 months. One statewide system.
A committee of three librarians was managing a statewide pass program across 70 libraries — with no centralized system, no automation, and no way to push updates to all locations at once. When a venue changed, every library had to be updated individually. The system fell apart.
Any change to a venue now reflects instantly across all 70 libraries. Custom ILS integration meant patrons used the library card they already had. The committee went from chasing manual updates to managing the entire statewide program independently.
From announcement to go-live: three months. Staff walked away from manual logistics entirely. The committee gained full management independence and hasn't looked back.
"Thank you so much for your help and thanks for making this program happen. Our team can't stop commenting on how much better the new system is."
Your library card can do more than check out books.
The demo covers how your library currently manages pass programs, what venues would make sense for your community, and what an Activity Pass portal would look like on your site.
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