Punto: tap it. score it.

Punto keeps the score of a padel match on your Apple Watch, and does nothing else. Pick your format, tap START, and play. THE SCREEN IS THE COURT Tap the green half when your team wins the point, the rust half when theirs does. Press and hold either half to take the last point back. That is the entire interface — no menus, no small targets, nothing to aim at between rallies. SCORE WITHOUT TOUCHING THE WATCH Double tap your fingers and the court dims, offering the point to your team. Double tap again and it goes to the other side instead. For when you have a racket in one hand and a ball in the other. IT KNOWS THE RULES • 15, 30, 40 and deuce • Normal plays advantage at 40-40; Americana settles it on a golden point • Sets to six games, win by two • Tiebreak to seven at six all • Best of three, with a first-to-ten super tiebreak deciding the third set • Serve alternates each game and follows the 1-2-2 pattern through a tiebreak It tracks who is serving, tells you when to change ends, and calls set point and match point as they arrive. KEEP SCORE BY FEEL Every event has its own haptic — a click for a point, a firmer tap for a game, a longer pattern for a set. You can score a rally with your wrist down. COUNTED AS A WORKOUT Every match is saved to Health, so the time on court counts toward your rings. It also keeps the app on screen for the whole match instead of dropping back to the watch face between points. A match in progress survives the app closing. When it ends, you get the set scores and how long you played.