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About Racquet Score: Tennis & Padel

Keep score on your wrist. Nothing else. Racquet Score is a fast, focused scorekeeper for Apple Watch. Start a match in two taps and forget about your phone — it stays in your bag. FOUR SPORTS, PROPER RULES • Tennis — games, sets, deuce, advantage, tiebreaks • Padel — including golden point • Pickleball — side-out or rally scoring • Table tennis — 11 or 21 points, serve rotation handled for you BUILT FOR ACTUAL MATCHES • Tap to score. The watch tracks games, sets, serve and sides automatically. • Set the format before you start: best of 3 or 5, deciding tiebreak, tiebreak length, who serves first. • Court-side indicator so you always know which end you're on. • Undo any point — one mis-tap doesn't ruin the match. KNOW YOUR EFFORT • Heart rate and calories tracked through the match. • Saves as a workout so it lands in Apple Health and closes your rings. MATCH HISTORY • Every match saved with final score, duration and stats. • Look back at how the season is going. MADE FOR THE WRIST • Works fully offline — no account, no sign-up, no internet. • No ads. No tracking. Your matches stay on your device. • One-time purchase. No subscription. Whether you play padel on Tuesday, pickleball on Thursday and tennis at the weekend, Racquet Score keeps up. Free: 3 matches a month. Pro: unlimited — one payment, no subscription. HOW LIVE SCORE SHARING WORKS 1. Before the match, turn on "Share score" on your watch and tap Start Match. A 4-digit code appears. 2. Your opponent installs Racquet Score (free), taps "Watch Match" on their Apple Watch and enters the code. 3. You keep score as usual. Your opponent sees every point on their wrist within a couple of seconds, with their own points shown as "You". 4. When you finish the match, it's saved on both watches. Both watches need an internet connection: an iPhone nearby, Wi-Fi or cellular. Sharing the score needs Pro; watching is always free and doesn't use your free matches. Only the score is sent, never names or health data, and it's deleted from the server 3 hours after the match.

What’s new

Version 1.2.0 · Updated October 23, 2026

A brand-new match screen on Apple Watch, plus new ways to play pickleball and table tennis. • New match screen: a bright court in your chosen surface, with the score in big, clear numbers on each side of the net. • Sets and games in a TV-style score box next to the clock, always in view. • See exactly where to serve from: the ball or racket sits on the right spot, and matches the sport you're playing. • Pickleball rally scoring: every rally counts, to 11, 15 or 21, with the game-point freeze if you want it. • Classic 21-point table tennis, with serve changing every 5 points. • Looks right on every Apple Watch size, from 40mm to Ultra.

App privacy

The developer, Denis Cencig, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Other Data: Other Data Types

Used for: App Functionality

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