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Terms

Updated 24 October 2026

SpinMap is free to use. Using it means agreeing to these terms, so they're kept short.

Estimates, not promises

How busy a court is, and how many courts are free, comes from venues' booking pages, players' check-ins and a model of typical demand, daylight and weather. It can be wrong or out of date. A court shown as free may be taken, closed or wet when you get there. Check the venue before making a special trip.

Bookings are made on each venue's own site, under that venue's terms and prices. SpinMap doesn't take bookings or payments.

Not connected to the venues

SpinMap isn't run by, for or with any city, park board, school, Tennis BC, UBC or other venue. Their names are used only to say which courts are which. Their own rules for the courts apply when you play there.

What you post

Check-ins, ratings, notes and photos are public. When you post, you agree that:

Posts are checked automatically and may be held, refused or removed at any time, without notice. A note is shown in your own words or not at all, never rewritten. A court's short summary is written from several players' notes together.

Fair use of the site

Don't use scripts to post, get around the limits on posting, or load the site hard enough to slow it for others. The map's own data files are open to reuse under their licences (see Credits).

Taking something down

If a photo or note is yours and you want it gone, it shows you or someone you know, or it uses your work without permission, write to hello@spinmap.ca with the court and what it is.

No warranty

SpinMap is provided as is, without any warranty. As far as the law allows, its owner isn't liable for any loss or harm from using it or relying on it, including a wasted trip, a missed booking or an injury at a court.

The law that applies

These terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and the federal laws of Canada that apply there.

Changes

When these terms change, the date at the top changes with them. Using SpinMap after a change means accepting the new terms.