● The match doesn't end at the courtside
TennisScore connects whoever is on the court with whoever wants to follow the match. The score is updated from the phone, from a Wear OS watch or by someone keeping score at the courtside, and it shows in real time even from afar. Followers watch live or switch on the alerts: a notification at every game, with no need to keep the app open.
TennisPadelSmartwatchLive matchesGame alertsMemory photos
Made for players, families and friends.
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The core idea: a match is updated on the court and experienced in real time by those who can't be there.
Tennis · Live
NewTennis clubs and tournaments
Register the club and run its tournaments without spreadsheets or group chats: members enter from a link, the platform makes the draw and the schedule, and the players confirm the results.
Tournaments
Results, order of play and draws of the tournaments under way and coming up, updated several times a day.
Real situations
Playing, following from afar, having fun with friends: the page tells situations, not a single kind of person.
A friend or a relative follows the score without being at the courtside: the match code is all they need. And if they can't keep watching, an alert at every game keeps them posted.
With a Wear OS watch you score the point without stopping the game: sets and games always in view.
An ecosystem, not just an app
TennisScore connects match, players and spectators in different ways, without forcing everyone to use the same device.
Update the way you prefer
The player scores it, from the phone or from the wrist, or someone at the courtside does. We are also designing the link with dedicated physical controls.
One app for matches among friends, practice and challenges.
Player, umpire, companion or whoever holds the phone.
Friends and relatives follow how it goes even when they're far away.
At the end you keep the result and add a photo of the moment.
One product, three perspectives
Look at the same match from the point of view of who plays, who keeps score and who follows from afar.
Player
Phone, Wear OS watch and, in the future, dedicated controls: the result is updated quickly and naturally during play.
Courtside scorekeeper
Umpire, companion or friend: whoever holds the phone updates the match and leaves the players free to focus on it.
Remote spectator
With the match code, friends and family follow it live or get an alert at every game: they know what's happening without being there and without staring at the screen.
Tennis + Padel + Pickleball
Tennis and padel are scored the same way: 15, 30, 40, game, set and tie-break. Pickleball has its own scoring, with three numbers and the side out. Same app, same live score, same stats.
● Tennis live
From singles to doubles: a score that's readable, updatable and visible from afar.
● Padel live
Friends and pairs: the same app follows the rhythm of the match, with the golden point at deuce if you want it.
The scoreboard app for padel →
● Pickleball live
Three-number call, side out and games to 11: the app keeps count, from the phone or the wrist, and calls it out loud.
The scoreboard app for pickleball →Much more than a scorekeeper
Big buttons, readable in the sun, and the rules of tennis already inside.
Wear OS
With TennisScore on your Wear OS watch, a tap on the wrist scores the point: one half of the screen for each player, sets and games always in view, the last points in a ring you can scroll back with the crown. The phone can stay in your pocket.
Sensor data stays on your devices and is never sent anywhere. It is sport information, not medical advice.
All about the smartwatch app →
Livescore
Every match gets a code. Family on the other side of the world, friends who could not come: with the code they follow the match on their own phone, and they choose how.
Open the match and see every point as it is scored: sets, games, points and who is serving, as if you were at the courtside.
Tap the bell and close the app if you like: you get a notification at the end of every game and, when the match ends, the winner with the result. You don't have to keep watching.
Reminders
In the tournament calendar and on the draw pages, the bell puts a reminder in your phone's calendar. No account and no sign-up: your browser prepares the reminder and it stays on your device. To follow a player, though, you need the TennisScore app.
Only the start: a reminder the evening before the first day, at 7 pm.
The bell next to the tournament name, in the calendar and on its page
The start of the match: a reminder one hour before the scheduled time.
The bell next to every scheduled match
In a tournament, pick a player: a reminder before each of their matches, as long as they stay in the draw.
Only in the TennisScore app
On the site, with your phone's calendar, you can remember a tournament or a match. Not a player: their next match is only known round after round, and an event saved in a calendar doesn't change by itself. That's why the player search is only in the TennisScore app, from version 1.3.
Several times a day, and again shortly before each reminder, the app reads the order of play from our site: a new time, a match moved to another day, the next opponent as soon as it's known. You don't have to do anything again. It isn't live: our site updates the order of play several times a day, so a last-minute change can arrive late. Reminders saved in your calendar, on the other hand, stay as you saved them.
The tournament bell opens a round menu with three choices: “.ics file”, which downloads a file for your calendar, “Google Calendar” and “Phone”, that is the TennisScore app. The first two put an event in your calendar; the app reminds you with its own notifications.
“.ics file” in the bell menu
A standard file with the event and its reminder, prepared by your browser: it doesn't go through our site.
In the Calendar on iPhone, iPad and Mac, in Outlook, in Samsung Calendar and in almost every calendar app. On Android, if your app doesn't open it, choose Google Calendar in the menu.
Ours: the evening before at 7 pm for a tournament, one hour before for a match.
It's a copy: if the time changes, you have to add it again.
“Google Calendar” in the bell menu
A link that opens Google Calendar with the event already filled in: you check it and tap “Save”.
On Android, on a computer and wherever you use your Google account.
Your Google Calendar's default one: the link can't bring its own.
Here too it's a copy.
“Phone” in the menu, or the bell next to a player
The app's notifications on your phone: the start of the tournament and, only here, the matches of the player you choose.
On Android phones, with the TennisScore app from version 1.3. Reminders arrive even with the app closed.
For the tournament, the evening before at 7 pm; for the player, the evening before and one hour before each match. You choose the timing in the app.
Several times a day, and shortly before each reminder, it reads the order of play from our site and moves its reminders.
Every tournament of a circuit? At the bottom of the tournament calendar you'll find the “Calendars to subscribe to” (ATP, WTA, Premier Padel): you subscribe once and the tournament dates update by themselves. On iPhone, iPad and Mac they're added with one tap; Google Calendar adds them from a computer, with “From URL”, and updates them on its own schedule.
After the match
Points won, service and return points, breaks, games to love, longest streak. Then the advanced ones: game, set and match points converted, key points, comebacks from 0-30 or 15-40, games closed on the first chance, best run. And the point-by-point log, to review any moment and settle disputes.
How it works
Start your match or tap “Follow” and enter the code of the match you want to follow.
From the phone, from the Wear OS watch or by whoever keeps score at the courtside.
Whoever subscribed watches the match in real time or turns on the alerts: a notification at every game, even with the app closed.
Close the match, add a photo and find it again in the history with its statistics.
Experience
The site echoes the app as it really is: big buttons, court colours, the score at the centre.
Example match
Example numbers: yours are in the detail of every match.
For everyone
TennisScore is made for different people, without taking age, level or playing context for granted.
Memories
The match doesn't end with the last point: result, photos and history are part of the same experience.
Add a photo
End-of-match photo
Not just the score
Remember your players with their photos, save the result, add up to three memory photos, find your previous matches and keep the moments worth remembering.
End-of-match photosPlayers with photosMatch historyHand-off to a partnerStatistics
Questions
Yes. TennisScore is free, with no ads, no in-app purchases and no sign-up. You install it from Google Play and start scoring.
Any Android phone or tablet with Android 11 or later. The screen adapts to small phones and to tablets.
Wear OS watches with Wear OS 3 or later (for example Galaxy Watch4 and newer, Pixel Watch), paired with your phone. The watch app is installed from Google Play on the watch; the phone app must be installed too, because the match lives on the phone.
Scoring, statistics, photos and the watch work offline. Only the live score for spectators needs a connection: if it drops, the app keeps scoring and syncs as soon as the network is back.
Every match has a code. Spectators install TennisScore, tap "Follow" and enter the code: they see the score in real time on their own phone. They can subscribe before the match starts.
No. In the match you follow, tap the bell: from then on you get a notification at the end of every game, with the names and the score, and at the end of the match the winner with the result. You can close the app and use your phone for something else; to stop, tap the bell again.
No. Heart rate and steps are read by the watch only during a match, only if you turn the sensors on, and travel only from your watch to your phone. They are never sent to the app's servers, to spectators or to another phone, and they are deleted with the match. They are sport statistics, not medical advice.
Only on your phone, in the app's private storage: never in the cloud and not even in the Android backup. They leave the phone only when you share the match pages or hand the match to a partner with the direct transfer.
Yes. The phone remembers who has played: at a new match you pick the players from the list, most recent first, or type a new name. Each player can have a photo, shown on the scoreboard, in the summary, in the match detail and in the pages you share. The list and the photos stay on your phone: people following the match live see the names, not the photos.
Yes, with the direct transfer: both phones need TennisScore and Android 13 or later. The match, photos included, goes from one phone to the other over Bluetooth or the local Wi-Fi network, after you both confirm the same code on screen. It does not go through any server.
Undo the last point with one tap. From the lock you can also correct the score of the game, the sets and the server. All the points of a match stay recorded, so the statistics and the point log stay right.
Yes. In a new match choose Padel: it starts as doubles, with the four names, and with the golden point at deuce already on, which you can turn off if you play advantages. Scoring is the same as tennis: 15, 30, 40, games, sets and tie-breaks, with the same live score, statistics, watch and photos.
Guides
How points are counted, the tie-break, the golden point in padel, the three-number call in pickleball, how to follow a match from afar: short guides, read in three minutes.
Clips of under a minute, one feature at a time.
Tennis Padel Score
One place to play, update the score, follow the people you care about and keep the memory of the match.
Free, with no ads and no sign-up: no personal data required. For phones and tablets with Android 11 or later, and for Wear OS watches.
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