Padel & tennis scoring platform
Score every point from your phone, your watch or a Bluetooth remote. Hear it called out, see it on a courtside LED display, a TV or a videotron, and run whole tournaments from the same app.
Ecosystem
The scorer's phone is the hub. Remotes, watches, LED displays, TVs, videotrons and every player's phone follow it in real time.
Voice umpire
Try it: tap the phone or the watch, or press 1 or 2 on the remote.
Tap your half of the screen to score. The voice umpire, undo history, match stats and every match format live here.
HubA small remote with keys for team 1, team 2, undo and the voice umpire, on an optional wrist strap. Score without touching the phone; every key can be remapped.
BluetoothScore from your wrist, with a different vibration for a point, a game, a set and the match.
Wear OSA Bluetooth scoreboard in team colors: points, games, serve arrow, player names and a warm-up countdown. Updates itself over the air.
Bluetooth LECast the live scorecard, or pair a TV as a venue screen for schedules, leaderboards and brackets. No Chromecast? Use a mirroring dongle or a PC.
Google CastPut the same boards on a giant LED wall for finals and events, driven by any player PC or media box.
Paired screenEveryone following the tournament in the app watches the match live on their own phone: the scorecard, every point as it happens, and a replay point by point.
Live in the appTournaments, profiles and live results reach every player, organizer and paired screen in real time.
InternetWho it's for
Tap your Android phone, press the Bluetooth remote or touch your Wear OS watch. Undo any point with one press.
Every point, game and set is called out in English, German or Indonesian, with fault, let and out calls one tap away.
Every Quick Match is saved on your phone with a set-by-set breakdown. No account needed.
Find tournaments nearby, sign up with a partner through an invite link and follow live results and leaderboards.
Score, undo, switch serve and change ends from the Android app, a Bluetooth remote or a Wear OS watch.
Service let (it knows first from second serve), fault and double fault, rally let, out and your own sounds.
Claiming a match locks it to your device. If your phone dies, another umpire takes over with the full undo history.
Start a warm-up countdown on every display, and end a match by walkover, retirement, time expired or disqualification.
Americano, Mexicano, King of the Hill and World Cup, with individual or fixed-team variants.
Rounds, courts, sit-outs and brackets are generated for you, with gender categories and skill tiers.
Results arrive as umpires score. Group standings follow the official FIP tie-break order.
Partner invites, waitlists, payment proof uploads, jersey sizes and Excel import and export.
Leaderboard podiums, match photo cards and schedules, in four aspect ratios.
Group draw with seeded teams, knockout seeding, co-organizers with their own permissions and a full audit log of every change.
A venue page with address, map, logo and courts for each sport.
Pair TVs or a videotron with a code or QR. A screen can follow the whole venue, one court or a tournament.
Templates put your sponsor banners and slides on every board, with your own colors, title and player photos.
A compact LED scoreboard per court shows the live score from whoever is scoring.
Tournaments
The app draws the rounds, keeps sit-outs fair and ranks everyone live. Players and spectators follow every score and the schedule in the app.
A new partner every round, ranked by your own points.
Best for: Socials, mixed levels and first tournaments.
Read the full rulesRotating partners, but each round pairs players of similar standing.
Best for: Club nights where games should get closer as the evening goes on.
Read the full rulesWin and move up a court, lose and move down.
Best for: Competitive groups on several courts who want a real winners court.
Read the full rulesFixed teams, group stage, then a knockout bracket.
Best for: Official tournaments and events that build up to a final.
Read the full rulesAmericano, Mexicano and King of the Hill also come as fixed-team versions.
Match formats
From full tennis-style scoring to a quick race to 21.
Points, games and sets, with every rule configurable.
Play a set number of games. Most games wins.
Every rally is one point. A race to the total, Americano style.
Displays
Every display follows the scorer. Nobody has to update anything by hand.
An RGB LED matrix that connects to the scoring phone over Bluetooth. Points in team colors, games, a serve arrow, player names before the match and a warm-up countdown that beeps at zero.
Cast a live scorecard straight from the scoring phone, or pair a TV as a venue screen that rotates through boards on its own. No Chromecast? A mirroring dongle such as Miracast or a PC plugged into the TV works too.
The same boards on a giant LED wall. Any player PC, Android box or Chromecast that feeds the wall opens the screen page, shows a pairing code, and from then on follows your tournament.
A small remote with keys for team 1, team 2, undo and the voice umpire, on an optional wrist strap. Every key can be remapped: point, undo, let, fault, out or a sound. Charges over USB-C.
A round scoreboard on your wrist with tap-to-score halves, the Say page and live stats.
The apps
Native Android and Wear OS apps for scoring, plus a web app for tournaments, profiles and venues that runs on any phone, tablet or computer.
FAQ
Rules, formats and setup explained in depth.
All questionsQuick Match works offline without an account. Sign in when you want tournaments, a profile and live results.
