CourtsApp Expands Public Access to Racquet Sports Courts and Open Play with New Instant Booking Integrations
CourtsApp, the AI-powered discovery and booking marketplace for racquet sports, today announced new integrations with club management platforms RacquetDesk, BLUME and Aptus, making it easier for players nationwide to find and instantly book courts and open play opportunities.
The integrations represent another step toward a more connected racquet sports industry, where players can discover places to play tennis, pickleball, padel and other racquet sports in one destination, regardless of which reservation software a facility uses.
For participating facilities, CourtsApp creates new opportunities to reach players beyond their existing membership and customer base, fill available courts and generate incremental revenue without changing how they operate.
“There are more players and places to play racquet sports than ever, but an empty court is a game that didn’t happen,” said Doug Miller, VP, Business Development of CourtsApp. “Integrating with RacquetDesk, BLUME and Aptus lets us put that inventory in front of players the moment they’re looking to play, and moves us closer to our goal of bringing the entire racquet sports ecosystem together in one place.”
RacquetDesk, BLUME and Aptus specialize in powering efficient court reservation systems through their software that enable their affiliated facilities to manage its court-booking and inventory in real time.
“At RacquetDesk, our mission has always been to help racquet sports facilities operate more efficiently, grow their businesses, and deliver exceptional experiences for their members and guests,” said Alberto Genty, Founder and CEO of RacquetDesk. “Our partnership with CourtsApp takes that commitment a step further by connecting clubs with a broader community of players, creating new opportunities to fill courts, increase revenue, and make racquet sports more accessible. We’re excited to be part of building a more connected racquet sports ecosystem.”
“We’re excited to work with CourtsApp to help clubs expand their reach and make it easier for players to get on court,” said Gowri Guruswamy, Co-founder of BLUME. “Through this integration, our goal is to help BLUME clubs make better use of available court time while creating more opportunities for players to connect and play.”
The new integrations build on CourtsApp’s recent national expansion, which brought more than 67,000 facilities and 280,000 courts across the United States into its marketplace. They also complement the company’s growing ecosystem of discovery and booking experiences, including Reserve with Google, TeamReach, DUPR, and AI-powered tools like ChatGPT and Claude that help players find places to play.
For facility operators, the integrations create an additional channel for reaching players and increasing court utilization. Participating clubs can make available inventory discoverable through CourtsApp while continuing to manage their operations through their existing software.
Players of pickleball, tennis, padel, squash, racquetball, badminton and table tennis can explore CourtsApp, and facility operators can find and claim their facility at CourtsApp.com/facilities.
