Online Scoreboard for Tennis, Padel and Pickleball

Online scoreboard for tennis, padel and pickleball

A scoreboard that works right here, on your phone or computer, with nothing to install: pick the sport, type the names, tap whoever wins the point. Sets, tie-breaks, golden point and side outs are counted for you, and the match stays saved in your browser.

How to use it

Choose tennis, padel or pickleball and type who is playing: in doubles, the two names of each pair separated by a slash. Then the format: how many sets, games per set, with or without advantages, a super tie-break instead of the last set; in pickleball, how many points a game goes to, how many games, singles or doubles.

One tap on the name of whoever won the point and the scoreboard does the rest: it changes the server, opens the tie-break, closes sets and match.
“Undo last point” goes back one point at a time, all the way to the start.
On a computer, keys 1 and 2 score a point for each side and Backspace undoes it.
The match stays saved in your browser: close the page, open it again and it is where you left it. Nothing is sent to the site.

Tennis and padel: the rules it applies

Points are called 15, 30, 40 and game. At 40-all you play advantages or, with “Advantages: no”, the next point decides the game: that is padel's golden point, which the scoreboard sets by default when you choose padel. A set goes to 6 games with a two-game margin and at 6-all a tie-break to 7 points is played; the short set to 4 games has its tie-break at 4-all, the long set to 9 games at 8-all. A 10-point super tie-break can replace the last set. Padel also has the Star Point, the 2026 rule: with "Advantages: yes" it is on by default, and after two advantages the point at 40-all decides the game; you can turn it off.

The server changes every game; in a tie-break, whoever starts it serves one point, then the serve changes every two points, and the next set is started by the player who received first in the tie-break.

Pickleball: the three-number call

In pickleball only the serving side scores. The score is called with three numbers: the server's points, the receiver's points and the server number, 1 or 2, because in doubles both partners serve before a side out. The game starts with the second server (0-0-2); in singles there are two numbers. A game goes to 11 points with a two-point margin, or to 15 or 21, and the match is best of three games: the next game is started by the other side.

The scoreboard applies the traditional scoring of the USA Pickleball rulebook. The TennisScore app also offers rally scoring, where every rally is worth a point.

What the app adds

This scoreboard lives in your browser and does one thing: it counts. The TennisScore app, free on Android, also scores from a Wear OS watch or a remote, calls the score out loud, sends the live score to whoever follows from afar (with a notification at every game), keeps statistics, a point-by-point history, souvenir photos and your match archive, and works with no network on court.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to sign up or install anything?

No. The page works as it is, on phones, tablets and computers, with no account and nothing to download. For the live score, the watch and the statistics there is the app, free on Google Play.

If I close the page, do I lose the match?

No. The match in progress stays saved in this device's browser storage: open the page again and it is there. It is cleared when you start a new one. It is never sent to the site and nobody else sees it.

Does it work offline?

Once the page is open, yes: points are counted in the browser and no request is sent. Whether the browser can load the page from its cache with no connection is up to the browser; the TennisScore app always works offline.

Can other people follow the match remotely?

Not from here: the browser scoreboard shares nothing. With the TennisScore app the scorer sends a link and followers see the live score on their phone or in a browser, with a notification at every game.

Is padel's golden point available? And the Star Point?

Yes, both. With "Advantages: no" the point at 40-all decides the game, as in professional padel from 2020 to 2025: choosing padel sets it already. With "Advantages: yes" there is the Star Point, the FIP rule since 2026, on by default: two advantages, then the point decides. Tennis has the deciding point, not the Star Point.

Does it score doubles too?

Yes: type the two names of the pair separated by a slash, for example “Mark / Luke”. In pickleball doubles the scoreboard also shows which partner is serving and with which number.