Facilities and territories
List a network of facilities, map it, track openings and renovations, compare territories.
Built for local authorities, federations, builders and facility funders.
Your field, in data.
Facilities, audiences, competitions, archives. We collect, structure and deliver the data your teams need to decide, and hand it over as your property.
Talk about your dataLocal authority websites, federation pages, social networks, competition results, video archives. It is all out there, spread across dozens of sources nobody has gathered for you yet.
Where to build, which event to back, what audience to announce to a partner. Figures arrive late, incomplete, or in a spreadsheet nobody maintains anymore.
Sponsors, local authorities and funders ask for verifiable volumes, mapped territories and qualified audiences.
Open sources, institutional websites, social networks, results, public databases, and the data you already hold. Every source is tracked.
Cleaning, deduplication, AI enrichment and classification, with human review on what matters. A data model designed around your business.
The format follows how your teams work, from the daily dashboard to the annual report.
This is the method that powers the ActionSporTech Observatory and its global skatepark database. We put it to work on your field.
List a network of facilities, map it, track openings and renovations, compare territories.
Built for local authorities, federations, builders and facility funders.
Identify your fans, qualify them, measure their engagement and turn it into concrete proof for your sponsors. The foundation of this solution is Fan:Base.
Built for marketing and partnership teams at tours, leagues and organisers.
Fan:Base→Results, rankings, athlete profiles and histories gathered in a database your apps, media and sports teams can use.
Built for federations, tours and media.
Make years of video, photos and results indexable, searchable and valuable for your audiences and partners.
Built for long-standing organisers and rights holders.
A first deliverable on a narrow scope, your territory, your facilities, your season. Within a few weeks, you see what data changes for you.
We build your business database and keep it up to date. Launch, then regular maintenance and enrichment.
Data becomes an everyday tool for your teams and your audiences: back office, dashboards, API, applications.
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Every project is custom-built, starting from your questions and your sources.
A global database of skateparks and urban action sports facilities, built and maintained with our method.
It feeds ActionSporTech's Urban Parks 2026 study and its country Focus reports, produced directly from the database.
Institutional, community and mapping sources gathered in a single data model.
Each territory is produced from the same database, without starting over.
Kept up to date, tracked sources, human review.
Urban Parks 2026 study, ActionSporTech publication planned for November 2026.
The database, the code and the tools belong to you. When the engagement ends, everything stays with you.
European hosting and GDPR-compliant processing, from collection to use.
Every data point keeps track of its origin. You know where each figure you present comes from.
Your questions, your sources, the data model, the delivery format.
A first extract on a narrow scope, validated with your teams before scaling up.
Full collection, structuring, quality control, launch of the deliverable.
Updates, enrichment, new outputs as your needs evolve.
You do, along with the database and the tools delivered. If you change provider, everything stays with you.
From open and public sources, and from the data you share with us. Every source is tracked in the database.
It speeds up collection, cleaning and enrichment. Sensitive points go through human review.
The method is proven, each project is built for you. Scope, sources, data model and delivery format are decided during scoping.
Each project is priced during scoping, based on scope, sources and delivery format. You receive a firm quote at the end of scoping, before any commitment.
A one-hour scoping call is enough to see what data can change for you.