A public outdoor court and open green space
For cities, parks, and recreation departments

Real-time occupancy for yourcourts, fields, and facilities

Residents cannot tell what is open until they have driven over and found it full. The complaints land on your department. AirCourt gives both sides the same live count, and keeps the record behind it.

Features

What AirCourt delivers

Live counts residents can check before they leave home, and the usage history your department needs when the council asks.

Why AirCourt

Most communities are deciding without the data

Parks and recreation teams make real calls every week. Where to add staff, when to schedule maintenance, which sites justify the next capital request. Most of the time those calls rest on complaints, a few site visits, and best guesses.

AirCourt replaces the guess with a continuous, private count of how each space is used, by hour, day, and season.

The case for investing

Residents already told you this matters

Across the country, parks and recreation rank among the local services residents value most. The National Recreation and Park Association finds that more than eight in ten Americans say proximity to parks and recreation shapes where they choose to live, and nearly nine in ten see parks and recreation as an essential local government service.

Communities invest heavily in these spaces. AirCourt shows where that investment is working.

Source: National Recreation and Park Association
People using a public recreation court
Use Cases

Built for busy community spaces

From a single court to every shared space in the city, measured the same way.

Solar powered and self-installable. No grid power, no trenching. We can bring this to sites that cannot support traditional systems, and install cleanly at flagship parks too.

The product

The dashboard your team logs into

Live visitor counts, court availability, sensor health, and exportable reports for every location on your account. Shown here with sample data.

The AirCourt dashboard showing live visitor counts, court availability, and sensor health for sample locations

Sample data shown for illustration.

Funding

Build the case, and help fund the work

Public money for parks and recreation exists in every state, and most of it funds the spaces themselves rather than software. AirCourt helps you compete for it, because community need and visitor use are common scoring criteria, and that is what our usage data documents.

Explore grants and funding
What we value

What guides how we build

Privacy

We count people, never identities.

Sustainability

Solar powered sensors. No grid, no trenching, no waste.

Community

Built for the communities larger vendors overlook.

Integrity

An honest answer about what the data shows, and what it does not.

Privacy

Counting, not surveillance

AirWave reports anonymous counts only. No personal data leaves the device, and nothing about an individual is retained. AirCam is designed so no individual can be identified and no unblurred image is kept.

The result is usage data a community can stand behind in front of its residents, including near schools and neighborhoods.

How It Works

Three steps from sensors to insights

Sensors go up, counts come in, and you get a live map plus the history behind it.

What is never collected

No names or personal information
No individual identified or tracked
No unblurred image kept
Read our full privacy statement

See it on your sites

Tell us about your parks and facilities and we will set up a short demo, or assess your specific sites.

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Tell us about your parks and facilities

Tell us which spaces you want to measure and we will set up a site visit.

We read every request ourselves.