The phone is the scoreboard
Big numbers, readable across the court, in daylight. The screen stays awake while a match is on and goes back to sleep when it ends.
Padel and tennis scoreboard
Hang your phone on the fence and it becomes the scoreboard. Tap a half of the screen to add a point, hold to take one back. The watch already on your wrist works as the remote, so you never walk back to the net.
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Big numbers, readable across the court, in daylight. The screen stays awake while a match is on and goes back to sleep when it ends.
A Garmin or Wear OS watch adds and removes points from your wrist and shows the same score. It is an extra, never a requirement: the app works on its own.
Points, games, sets, deuce, advantage, tie-break and super tie-break are counted by a scoring engine with 61 tests behind it. The banner tells you where the match stands.
Best of three or five sets, golden point, advantage, tie-break at six, super tie-break instead of a final set. Set it up once per match and play.
Pick a colour per team so the scoreboard matches the shirts, and nobody reads the wrong half.
English, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Chinese and Russian, following the phone's own language.
Set the format: sets, golden point, tie-break. It takes one screen.
Hang the phone on the fence with the court in front of it.
Tap your half for a point. Hold it to take one back when somebody miscounts.
If you are wearing a Garmin or Wear OS watch, pair it and score from your wrist instead.
The app calls game, set and match, and tells you when it is over.
The engine was written against the real rules and every one of these has a test behind it.