Stop checking parks one by one
The supported courts sit in one place, and every card states how many slots are open before you even open it.
Find an open court without checking every park.
CourtClic brings together availability across the supported municipal tennis courts in Montréal and sends you straight to your chosen slot in the City's booking system.
Free · no account needed to search
Why CourtClic
One screen instead of ten tabs.
See exactly when you can play
Compare courts and open hours day by day, in a grid where a green cell means bookable right now.
Go straight to the right slot
Pick an hour and continue in the City's booking system, already pointed at the right court at the right time.
How it works
Search, compare, book.
- Search, or use the map. Type a park, a neighbourhood, part of an address — or open the map when distance is what matters.
- Compare availability. Open a card: courts across, hours down, one tab per day.
- Continue to booking. Clicking a green cell opens that exact slot on the City's site.
The results list also carries each park's address, phone number and a map link, without leaving the view.
A park's grid
The site's courts across, its opening hours down. A green cell is bookable: clicking it opens that slot at the City. Here, Parc La Fontaine's 13 courts across one day.
My Courts
Your regulars, on one line each.
Pin the parks you actually play at. Each becomes a band of hours: the number is how many courts are open at that hour, the tint gives you the magnitude.
Built for the phone
This is where it gets used: standing up, racquet in hand. Navigation moves to the bottom of the screen, search takes the full width, and grids keep their headers visible while you scroll.
- Near you — geolocation orders courts by distance.
- On your home screen — it installs like an app, with its own icons.
- No account — searching and reading a grid needs no sign-up.
Data freshness
Where availability comes from.
CourtClic holds no reservations. It reads what the municipal system publishes, makes it legible, and hands you back to the City to finish.
- The source
- Availability published by the City of Montréal's booking system, for the courts CourtClic supports.
- Last updated
- Always shown in the app header — "6 minutes ago", for instance. You know what you are looking at.
- Refresh cadence
- A regular cycle of about 30 minutes on the free plan; roughly 5 minutes on Premium, with automatic on-screen refresh.
- The booking
- It finishes on the City's site, with your own account. CourtClic is an independent project, not affiliated with the City of Montréal.
Plans
Free to play. Premium to never miss one.
The essentials
Always free, no card.
- Quick court search
- Grid view for courts and times
- 5 quick-book links per week
- 1 saved court
- Map and geolocation
- Regular refresh (30 min and up)
Never miss an opening
Details and pricing in the app.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Refresh roughly every 5 minutes
- Automatic on-screen refresh
- Unlimited quick-book links
- Unlimited saved courts
- Add to Google and Apple calendar
- Advanced map, custom markers
Questions
What people ask most.
Does CourtClic book the court for me?
No. CourtClic reads published availability and takes you to the right slot in the City of Montréal's booking system. The booking finishes there, with your own account. CourtClic is an independent project, not affiliated with the City.
How often is availability updated?
The last update time is always visible in the header. The free plan follows a regular cycle of about 30 minutes; Premium drops to roughly 5 minutes and can refresh the screen automatically while you watch.
Do I need an account?
Not to search. Search, the hourly grid and the map all work signed out. An account keeps your saved courts and your preferences across devices.
How far ahead can I see?
Up to three days in a park's grid, and a few days more in the My Courts view, depending on what the municipal system has published when you look.
Which courts are covered?
The Montréal municipal tennis courts CourtClic currently supports. The full list is visible in the app and on the map, and it grows over time.
There's probably an open court right now.
Open CourtClic, type the name of your park, and look. No sign-up needed to search.
Find an open court