A directory of courts you can actually play on — surface, lights, public or private, and photos taken by people who have been there.
Get help & report content Coming to the App Store. Free, with no ads and no subscription.Most ways of finding a tennis court are bad. Search results give you clubs that closed in 2019, listings with no photo, and no answer to the only questions that matter: is it open to me, does it have lights, and what is the surface?
Tap directions and it hands the court straight to Apple Maps.
Ballmark is a directory built by the people who play on the courts. Every listing is contributed and checked. Every photo was taken by someone standing on the court.
Surface, court count, lights and how late they run, access and fees, reservations, pickleball lines, a backboard, water, shade, parking.
Contributed from the phone of someone who was there, with all location metadata stripped before upload.
No sign-up wall. You only need an account to contribute something back.
It centres the map on your phone and is never uploaded. No ads, no tracking SDK, nothing sold.
Ballmark's coverage is real but young, and densest around the Orlando metro area, where it started. Outside that, expect gaps — we would rather say so than claim a map we do not have.
Adding a court takes about a minute, and it is how the map fills in where players actually are.
Fresaberry is a tiny studio that grows apps slowly and ships them when they're ripe. Ballmark is one of them.
Questions, corrections, or something to report: hello@fresaberry.com.