NearTennis — Tennis Courts
iOS app by Ryan Eckert. Sports · Ryan Eckert
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.4
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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Store description excerpt
NearTennis is the fastest way to find a tennis court that's actually there. Every public tennis court in our database has been individually verified by satellite imagery and AI — so when you drive there, the court is real, the lights work as advertised, and you're not standing in someone's backyard. WHY NEARTENNIS • 203,000+ public tennis courts across the United States, sourced from OpenStreetMap and verified by AI satellite analysis • See exactly how many courts are at each location, the surface type, and whether they have lights — at a glance • Built-in driving, walking, and transit routes — never lose another 20 minutes to a wrong address • Save your favorite courts, log every match you play, and build your personal tennis history • Filter to "Verified Only" mode if you want zero ambiguity NO ACCOUNT NEEDED NearTennis works completely on your iPhone. No sign-ups, no tracking, no ads, no data collection beyond what your phone needs to show you a map. Your visit log, saved courts, and preferences live only on your device. PRIVATE COURTS, RESPECTED We use AI to detect when an OpenStreetMap entry is actually a backyard or private facility, and exclude those from public search. If a private court does slip through, one tap reports it and removes it from everyone's results. Whether you're traveling, moving to a new city, or just trying to escape the lines at your usual spot — NearTennis gets you on a court fast. Reviews and feedback at pangserve@gmail.com — we read everything.
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