Play · Planned
AccessCourt Clinics
The planned supervised adaptive basketball sessions will be designed around choice, clear instructions, seated and standing options, sensory breaks, and no elimination or ranking.
Atrak Impact · Inclusive sports technology
More ways into the game.
AccessCourt combines supervised adaptive basketball with accessible, student-built tools. We start with a working coach and adapt other Atrak projects only after partner, safety, and privacy review.
A court, a toolkit, and a place to build.
AccessCourt is being developed to help athletes with disabilities and different cognitive, sensory, and physical access needs participate in basketball through planned supervised community programs, simpler coaching tools, and meaningful ways for students to contribute. The work is educational and recreational—not therapy, diagnosis, or medical care.
Start with a real barrier. Adapt only what helps. Return the learning to the community.
Play, learn, and build
Adaptive basketball stays at the center. Technology supports the experience; it never replaces adult coaches, partner staff, or participant choice.
Learn · Live tool
AccessCourt Toolkit
Use simpler visual and spoken coaching tools—from the working Visual Drill Coach to future partner-reviewed adaptations of Atrak's basketball technology.
Try the working MVPBuild · Planned
Atrak Project Studio
The planned studio will train student athletes and engineers to solve partner-defined accessibility problems, test alongside adults and host staff, and document improvements without accessing participant records.
How a project becomes an AccessCourt tool
Existing technology is a starting point—not permission to deploy it.
- 1
Listen
Let educators, athletes, families, and host staff define the barrier.
- 2
Select
Choose a relevant Atrak pattern—or decide that technology is not the answer.
- 3
Adapt
Build the smallest free, accessible version and complete adult safety and privacy review.
- 4
Return
Test only in a supervised pilot, then share aggregate learning back with the community.
The Atrak → AccessCourt bridge
Built from real projects. Adapted with care.
AccessCourt does not present every Atrak project as ready for participants. Each connection has a clear maturity label and must pass partner, accessibility, safety, and privacy review before entering a program.
Live Available now.
Adapt next Planned and under review.
Research Not approved for participant use.
Live
Visual Drill Coach
Working no-login coaching tool with large visuals, speech, adjustable complexity, and multilingual guidance; no participant profiles.
Try Visual Drill Coach
Live
GBC Huskies + Team Destiny
Live community sites showing Atrak's basketball-operations experience—not AccessCourt hosts, sponsors, or partners unless separately confirmed.
Adapt next
GuidePup accessibility patterns
Voice-first patterns to evaluate for cues, contrast, focus, and navigation; no GuidePup camera features or user data move into AccessCourt.
View GuidePup on Atrak
Adapt next
Inclusive Hoops Board
Simpler step-by-step plays with icons, plain language, slower motion, and printable options; no ability scoring or athlete rankings.
Open AI Hoops Board
Adapt next
LifePage impact portfolios
Optional, free portfolios for student coaches and builders to document their own work; no participant information.
View LifePage on Atrak
Research
Hoops Clips instructor review
Initial pilots remain camera-off; future video work requires separate consent and forbids face recognition, ranking, or commercial model training.
View Hoops Clips on Atrak
Research
Atrak Agent for adult operations
Adult-planning research for checklists and drill variations only; no participant records, automated safety decisions, or replacement of host review.
View Atrak Agent on AtrakSafety and privacy are launch requirements.
A clinic does not run unless adult supervision, partner staff, insurance confirmation, consent, emergency planning, and required training are in place.
Adult-led safeguarding
Screened and trained adults hold legal and safety responsibility. Student volunteers never supervise participants alone.
No recording by default
The first pilots use a no-participant-camera rule. No face recognition, participant ranking, or commercial model training is permitted.
Connected tools, separated data
We do not request diagnoses, IEP files, face data, or participant accounts. AccessCourt information does not become an Atrak product dataset.
No medical claims
We measure participation, clarity, return interest, accommodations, and safety—not treatment outcomes or disability change.
Operational policies are being prepared for adult review and must be approved by the legal operating partner, insurer, and host organization before the first clinic. AccessCourt community tools remain free and cannot require a paid Atrak account.
A clear partnership model
AccessCourt builds the program with—not around—the host organization.
AccessCourt prepares
- Adaptive drill plan and visual materials
- Student volunteer recruitment and training
- AccessCourt Toolkit, starting with Visual Drill Coach and printed alternatives
- Clear Live, Adapt next, or Research labels for every Atrak connection
- Equipment list, run-of-show, and debrief
- Aggregate pilot evaluation and improvements
The host organization provides
- Qualified staff who know the participants
- Retention and management of participant consent, emergency contacts, and sensitive records
- Qualified staff for medication, personal care, and behavior support
- Accessible facility, emergency plan, and AED access
- Insurance and safeguarding coordination
Help choose what we build next.
Adult educators, adaptive-PE staff, program leaders, parents or guardians, coaches, and accessibility reviewers can help us evaluate the next adaptation.
Please do not submit medical, diagnostic, student-record, incident, emergency, or safeguarding information through this form. During pilot setup, the student project team monitors this inbox; an adult legal operator has not yet been appointed.