Tennis · Padel · Pickleball · Badminton · Table tennis · Squash
Every point, from the wrist to the draw.
Keep score on Apple Watch or iPhone. Clubs run leagues and tournaments from one dashboard, and everyone else follows live on the web, no app or account needed.
The iPhone and Apple Watch apps are in beta.
What happens to a point
- 1
A tap on the wrist
The scorer records who won the rally. The watch knows whose serve is next.
- 2
Saved as an event
Every point is kept in order, so a mistake is corrected without rewriting history.
- 3
The draw moves on
When the match ends, the winner takes their place in the next round or the league table.
- 4
Everyone sees it
Players, parents and the club follow the same public page as it changes.
Draws that fill themselves in
Record a result and the winner moves forward on the public page. Seeds, byes and consolation draws included, from 4 to 64 entrants.
Pick a sport. The rules come with it.
Each sport has its own scoring engine, so the score on the wrist is the score the umpire would call.
Padel
Tennis scoring · golden point at deuce
At 40–40 a single point decides the game. Prefer to play it out? Choose advantage.
For players
Every match you score becomes something you can learn from.
Your panel keeps each match, training session and clip in one place, and shows what changed over time.
Open your player panel- 01
See how a match turned
Replay your lead point by point and compare points won, longest runs, aces, winners and errors with your opponent.
- 02
Know your training load
Log what you practised and see minutes per week and the focus you return to most.
- 03
Measure your stroke without uploading it
Your clip is read on your own device. Only knee bend, shoulder turn and movement are saved, and you can ask for a short coaching note on them.
- 04
Find a game nearby
Become visible to players near you, invite someone for a match and answer invitations. No exact location is ever shown.
- 05
Review matches with your coach
Share a match from the app and your coach leaves notes on the points that mattered.
The club's side of the net
A dashboard built for competition nights: results in a few clicks, an order of play per court, officials without double-booking, and a team with the right permissions.
| # | Name | P | W | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ece Şahin | 6 | 5 | 16 |
| 2 | Deniz Kaya | 6 | 4 | 14 |
| 3 | Mert Arslan | 5 | 3 | 11 |
| 4 | Selin Yılmaz | 6 | 2 | 10 |
Built for the people who run the club
Roles decide what each person can see and change. An organizer runs competitions; only an administrator manages the team and the club profile.
| Administrator | Organizer | |
|---|---|---|
| Leagues and tournaments | ||
| Results and corrections | ||
| Courts and order of play | ||
| Officials | ||
| Players | ||
| Organization profile | ||
| Team and permissions |
Questions
Do spectators need the app?
No. Draws, tables and live scores are public web pages. No account is needed to follow a tournament.
Do I need an Apple Watch to keep score?
No. Scoring works on iPhone as well. The watch is there so the scorer can keep playing without a phone in hand.
Who can change results?
Administrators and organizers of the club. Corrections keep the original result and record who changed it and why.
Can my team share one login?
No. Everyone signs in with their own email and gets a role. Access is approved by an administrator and can be removed at any time.
Is it available now?
The club dashboard and public pages work today. The iPhone and Apple Watch apps are in beta.
Bring your next tournament to Scorepact
Create your organization with an email address. You can invite your team once it is set up.