The platform addresses the friction caused by disparate club websites and outdated park directories. By integrating directly with existing reservation systems or offering instant booking, the company aims to become the primary digital infrastructure for the racquet sports industry. Founder and CEO Daren Hornig describes the initiative as the "front door" for players looking to bypass the current search-heavy process.
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CourtsApp Aggregates 280,000 U.S. Racquet Courts into Single Platform
With over 280,000 courts scattered across the United States, finding a place to play tennis or pickleball has long been a fragmented digital chore. CourtsApp is attempting to solve this by launching a national marketplace, consolidating 67,000 facilities into one centralized hub for booking, tournaments, and open play.
Beyond its native app, the company is pushing its inventory into broader digital ecosystems, including Google Reserve, ChatGPT, and DUPR. This distribution strategy ensures that facility data surfaces wherever players begin their search. For operators, the service offers multiple tiers of participation, ranging from simple discovery listings to full-service payment integration, allowing facilities to choose how they manage court access and traffic.
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