Thirty all. Or was it forty–thirty?

Padel and tennis scoring on your wrist, shared live with everyone on court.

See how it works
Thirty all Tap a team to score
Same score on every wrist: 30–30

On court in under a changeover.

  1. Create the match

    Pick padel or tennis, the length and your deuce rule on your phone.

  2. Everyone scans in

    Players join with a QR code, link or six-character code. Guests only need a name, and someone with no phone can be added by hand.

  3. Play, then tap

    Send the match to your watch and leave your phone in your bag. Anyone can score, and everyone follows live.

Four scorers. One score.

A double-tap is one point

Two people tap for the same team? The second is told it's already recorded.

Different calls get settled, not buried

If someone gave the point to the other team, you see who, and choose to undo it or keep it.

Undo in the open

Anyone can undo a point, and everyone sees who did.

No signal, no panic

Taps queue on your device and send when you reconnect. If someone else scored in the meantime, you'll be told yours wasn't recorded.

Prop up a phone. Hear the score.

Scoreboard mode turns a phone into a courtside display: very large digits, read-only so it can't be knocked into scoring, and the score called out loud after each point.

Your club's rules. Not ours.

Padel deuce

Advantage, golden point, silver point or star point.

Tennis deuce

Advantage or golden point.

Length

One set, best of three or best of five.

Deciding set

Play a full set, or replace it with a 10-point tiebreak.

Playing without anyone else on the app? Your watch scores a match on its own, with no phone nearby.

New balls,
please.

Coming soon.
iPhone and Apple Watch first, then Android and Wear OS.