Ask in plain language. RacqI answers from its own venue base and benchmarks, calculates what needs calculating, and says where the evidence ends.
Home shows your market at a glance. Ask takes any question about the ecosystem. Four engines take a decision further — each on the same evidence base.
A personal dashboard for every user. Set your role, country and sports once; Home then shows the radars you follow and what they picked up, what RacqI still needs from you for an X-Ray, and the world market — courts by sport and the movements of the last three months. One question box for anything in between.

Included in every plan: ask in plain language about any part of the racquet sports ecosystem — markets, venues, coaching, rules, policy, funding or participation — with no venue or project needed. RacqI answers from its evidence base, shows where each figure comes from and says where the evidence ends. When a decision needs more, it opens the engine that takes the question further.

Choose an atlas for a country and a sport — or all racquet sports: market potential region by region, the market today by sport and venue type, momentum by sport and region, facilities in difficulty, or playable outdoor days. Each with a short summary, a map and the table behind it — down to the five kilometres around a venue.

Choose one of 15 themes, a region and your sports — facilities from planning permission to opening, expansion and closure, investments, acquisitions and sales, chains and suppliers, facilities in difficulty, coach hiring, policy, funding, participation, rules or industry events. Every week: each signal dated, located and linked to its source, on a map, with a short summary that points to each one.

Site, offer and financing in; utilisation at peak and off-peak, revenue, EBITDA, payback, cash flow and debt cover out. The catchment is measured by drive time — inhabitants, age, income, workplaces and every competitor around the site. Every assumption can be changed, and the result shows what moves it most.

Tell RacqI what concerns you — a venue, a coaching career or an academy. X-Ray reads it against the market and its trends — participation, policy, openings, coach demand — and against the benchmarks and rules that apply, then shows the levers that matter.
Test what you own or are about to buy, and see which venues under pressure sit in markets strong enough to turn around.
Combined with the asset’s own figures, which you enter in the app.
Facilities rarely fail at random; they fail at decisions that can be checked in advance.
Then keep watch: new competitors, price moves and rule changes around your venues.
Coaching is a career that crosses borders; RacqI shows where the demand is and what each country asks of you.
Every opening, extension and conversion is a buying signal; RacqI finds them before your competitors call.
See how provision keeps pace with participation, and learn from what other federations do.
Public money for sport is health and social policy; RacqI gives it the evidence a strategy needs.
A business case with cash flow, sensitivity and sources — ready for the lender.
The programmes, grants and calls open to your project right now.
Costs, utilisation and prices against ecosystem benchmarks.
The strongest sites in a region, compared.
Whether a site and a concept can carry a venue.
Positioning, priorities and next steps for the decision ahead.
One venue: size, place, leakage and the levers that matter.
Supply, demand and movement in a market, sport by sport.
Who to reach, where and with what offer — read from your catchment.
The changes that concern you, every week.
From daily operation to investment decisions, self-service in the app.
See pricingFor federations, chains, firms and public bodies — the same software under their own brand, and reports under their own name, licensed by contract.
RacqI’s evidence available in the assistants teams already use.
For investors, public bodies and partners: a free 30-minute demo of the app, run live on a question you bring.
Book a demoRacquet Sports Intelligence. Venues, markets, people, policy and investment in one evidence base. Sourced, calculated, or named. Never guessed.