What’s New
Recent changes to the app and the website, in plain language. The app and the site ship separately, so they are listed separately.
August 16, 2026
On Court Watch View
A new Apple Watch layout for when you are playing rather than watching from the sideline. Your side sits at the bottom, the other team at the top, and the serve arrow between them shows which way the next serve travels. Pick Courtside or On Court when you pair the watch, and switch any time from the watch admin page.
Set Server From Your Wrist
If the tracked serve drifts out of sync with what is actually happening on court, you can now set the serving side and server number straight from the watch instead of restarting the game.
Scoreboard Matches Your Court
Tell the watch which side of the court you are on and the big scoreboard mirrors to match, so it still reads correctly after teams change ends. Look for Display view on the watch admin page.
Easier Watch Pairing
Watch codes now use only the digits 1 to 6, so the keypad on your wrist has six large buttons instead of a cramped grid.
Stronger Taps When You Score
The watch now gives a firmer tap when you record a point, so you can feel it land mid-rally without looking.
Fixed: Adjusting Scores On The Watch
Correcting a score on the watch could silently discard your change. Adjust scores now uses simple plus and minus buttons and saves every press.
Real Scores In Your Game List
A match now lists each game with the final score for both teams and the winner highlighted, instead of only showing who led.
Real Scores On Match Pages
Match pages now show each game as a full score line with both teams and the winner highlighted, matching what you see in the app.
Scoreboard Follows The Court
When the scorekeeper sets which side they are on from their watch, the scoreboard swaps sides to match the court. Scores and serve are untouched, only the display order changes.
App updates arrive through the App Store, website changes are live as soon as they ship. Questions? See Help.