Everything it does, in plain words.

Keep score by tapping who won the point.

You pick the format once, then the only thing you ever do is tap the side that won the point. Games, deuce, tiebreaks, side switches and the end of the match all resolve on their own.

Every real format

One set, best of three, best of five. Seven- or ten-point tiebreaks or none. No-ad scoring, WTT rules, match tiebreak in the final set, and custom tiebreak trigger scores.

Three depths of detail

Basic keeps the score and up to six counters you name yourself. Intermediate records aces, double faults, winners and errors. Advanced asks which shot it was (forehand, backhand, volley, overhead, drop shot, lob) and whether an error was forced.

Join a match already in progress

Catch The Score Up takes the sets, games and points you can see on the scoreboard and rebuilds the match around them. Shot and rally stats start from your next point.

Undo, and never lose a match

One button removes the last point. If the app closes mid-match it reopens exactly where you left off, and a match logged without an account is stored on the device until you sign up.

Score from your wrist

Apple Watch and Wear OS companions mirror the live score and take point input, so the phone can stay in the bag.

100+ statistics, none of them typed

First and second serve percentages, break points won and saved, return games, love games, dominance ratio, longest point, game and set streaks, comebacks from a set down, deuce side versus ad side. All of it comes out of the taps.

A whole season, run from one place.

A team is a roster, a schedule, a chat, a ladder and a stats page that belong to each other. Create one in a tap and share the invite link or access code.

Roles that mean something

Owners, admins, coaches, players, families and spectators each see and do different things. Admins manage the roster, channels and announcements; the owner is the only one who can delete a team.

Ladders

Challenge matches that actually move people up and down the list, so ranking order comes from results rather than argument.

Lineups

Set singles and doubles positions for a dual match or a team tournament, then send the card to everyone at once.

Calendar

Practices, matches, tournaments and everything else in day, week and month views. Filter by team or by event type. Events with no team stay personal and private.

Chat that survives a season

Channels, @mentions, pinned messages, announcements, images, voice notes, GIFs and polls. Star the channels you actually use so they stay at the top.

Team statistics

The same metrics as an individual match, aggregated across the squad, so a coach can watch trends instead of guessing.

Chat has age gating and a parental PIN: a birth date is required, and a parent or guardian can switch chat off entirely from Settings.

People who can't be there can still follow along.

Any match can be public. Anyone who opens it gets a live scorecard; if someone is broadcasting, they also get video and spoken commentary.

Live scorecard

Sets, games and the current game score, point by point, updating as it happens. Free to follow and free to broadcast.

Video streaming

Any user can start a stream from the Spectate tab with a phone camera, then share the link. Viewers watch in-app or fullscreen and can see the viewer count.

Radio commentary

A spoken call of the match for when you can't watch: walking the dog, driving, or nearly out of battery. It uses a fraction of the data video does.

Find matches

Search public matches by player, team or tournament, or filter down to just your own team when that's all you care about.

Starting a stream is free. Watching other people's streams and listening to radio are Plus features.

Brackets, courts and a board that stays current.

Run an event without a whiteboard. Every match knows whether it's queued, ready, on deck, in progress or finished, and everyone watching sees the same thing at the same time.

Bracket view

The draw as a bracket, with results filling in as matches complete and placeholders where a slot is still to be determined.

Match board

Which matches are on court right now, which are next, and who's waiting. It's the view a tournament desk actually needs.

Team events

Dual matches with singles and doubles positions, scored individually and rolled up into a team result.

The camera can watch the ball for you.

Point a phone at the court and the app tracks the ball and the court lines itself, then turns that into calls, rallies and heat maps.

Runs on the phone

Ball and court tracking run on the phone itself. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing waits on a server.

In or out

The court lines are mapped to real coordinates, so a bounce can be placed relative to the line rather than eyeballed.

Rallies and heat maps

Rally length, where balls land, and where points are won and lost, drawn over the court.

Vision is the newest part of the app and is still being extended; scoring never depends on it.

A second opinion during the match and after it.

Match Coach reads the stats from the match you're actually playing and gives you something to try at the changeover, while it still matters.

Mid-match insights

Changeover-sized advice for the part of the set you're in, sorted by what needs attention first, built from this match's own numbers.

Post-match training plan

What the match said about your game, turned into what to work on next. Doubles plans cover the pair together.

Scoped to one request

Each response is a single secure request carrying only that match's stats.

AI coaching requires Premium.

Your own history, kept properly.

Every match you log stays searchable, comparable and yours, including the ones you played before you made an account.

History and search

Find any match by opponent, date or score, then open the full scorecard and stat breakdown.

Notes

Pre-match plans, mid-match thoughts, post-match reflections and training notes, each attached to the match it belongs to.

Trends

Filter by date range, opponent, surface or match type to see whether something is actually improving.

Guest first, account later

Log matches with no account at all; they live on the device. Sign up and they sync across devices and into your teams.

The parts you only notice when they're missing.

Small decisions that decide whether an app survives a real season on a real court.

43 languages

Every screen is fully translated, not machine-filled, and the app follows your system language by default with a manual picker in Settings.

Works when the signal doesn't

A match in progress survives losing connection or closing the app, and finishes syncing once you're back.

You stay signed in

The app doesn't sign you out mid-season. You log in once.

Real photography

Every image on this site is from one of our own matches. Nothing staged, nothing licensed.