Cities and recreation teams invest real money in their shared spaces, then plan around complaints, a few site visits, and best guesses about how those spaces are actually used. We thought communities deserved a clearer picture, and one they could share with residents without compromising anyone's privacy.
So we built AirCourt to give communities private, real-time insight into how their parks, courts, and trails are used. The platform turns continuous, anonymous counts into the kind of evidence a city can plan, budget, and report against.
Utah is our home base and where our first deployments are. We build for communities everywhere, including the smaller cities and neighborhoods that larger vendors tend to overlook.