A live map of the pickup basketball around you. See which courts are running before you drive out there.

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The HoopMe map over downtown Orlando. Lake Eola Court shows an open run with four of six players in, and Delaney Park Court shows two hoopers.
0/6 in at Lake Eola
Run forming · 2 on the way

Five runs.
Fifteen seconds each.

Every screen in these is the real app. Tap one for sound.

01 nobody.
02 Saturday's run
03 The other court
04 You're up.
05 Two ways

You drove twenty minutes.

Nobody's here.

They were at the other court.

The information you needed was always somebody else's phone. A group chat you're not in. A guy who texted six people an hour ago. HoopMe is the look you never had: open it, see which courts actually have hoopers on them, and go to the one that's running.

The HoopMe map. Princeton Park Court is grey and empty; Lake Eola Court shows fourteen hoopers. YOU ARE HERE

How a run
happens.

Look before you drive

A map of the courts near you, with real distances. Courts with hoopers checked in show how many are there.

Or start a run and name your number

Court's empty? Start a run at it and set how many players you need. Your crew gets pinged, so nobody has to be the guy organizing the group text.

Check in when you pull up

One tap on I'm Hoopin' tells everyone the court is live. This is the whole engine, because the map is only as good as the people marking themselves on it.

Watch it fill

People tap on their way and the count climbs where everyone can see it. When enough players are in, the run locks and you head out knowing there's a game.

The map with the What do you want to do tray: Start a Run and I'm Hoopin'. The Start a Run sheet: Lake Eola Court, lock it when 4 are in. The tray after checking in: You're Live at Lake Eola Court. A run forming at Lake Eola Court, four of six in.

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HoopMe+

Got Next

Run the line. Everyone at the court sees who's up without arguing about it.

Hoop Circles

Your regulars in one place, with a crew chat, so you can schedule Saturday instead of texting eight people.

Never miss a run

An alert the second your court goes live, instead of finding out after.

More all season

Run history, your own stats, badges, and alternate app icons.

Free, forever

$0

The live map, checking in, and calling a run. No account needed to look around.

HoopMe+

$29.99a year

Or $4.99 a month. Or $49.99 once, yours forever.

Nothing that used to be free moved behind Plus, and there are no ads on either side. Cancel anytime from the App Store.

Nobody's on it yet.
That's the point.

HoopMe launched in August, and it works anywhere in the country. A map of who's hooping is worth nothing until people are on it, so here is the honest version: open it today and your area might be quiet. That is fixable, and you are how it gets fixed. Mark yourself the next time you're at the court, even if you're just shooting around, and send it to the guys you already run with. Ten people who actually check in beat a thousand silent installs.

Tell us what's broken

Your location stays yours

Used to show you nearby courts, and never shared with other users. Arrival check-ins stay off until you switch them on, and even then HoopMe only notices you reaching a court. Never where else you go.

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The map, checking in, and joining runs are all free. We don't sell your data and there's nothing to sit through before you can see the map.

Real people only

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