Score app for your watch · padel & tennis
Padel & tennis scoring.
On your watch.
One player keeps score on Apple Watch or Wear OS. Everyone else joins with a 6-digit code and sees the same score, live.
Apple Watch · Wear OS · Free
Three steps, and no more arguing about the score
No phone, no sign-up. Open the watch and play.
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Open a match
Padel or tennis, one set or best of three, and which deuce rule. The watch sorts out the serve rotation.
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Share the code
The watch shows a 6-digit code, like 482 719. Partners and opponents type it on their own watch.
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Everyone sees it
Every point lands on every watch instantly, including who serves and when to change ends. One scorer, the whole court in sync.
Built for padel and tennis, not for "any sport, roughly"
The real rules, scoring that doesn't stop when the signal does, and an undo that actually fixes things.
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All the rules, Star Point included
One set or best of three, tiebreak, match tiebreak, classic advantage, golden point and the FIP 2026 Star Point. Padel doubles, tennis singles and doubles.
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Scores without internet
No signal on court? Keep scoring as usual. When the connection comes back, every point syncs to the other watches.
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Hand over the scorer
Scorer swapping out or leaving the court? Pass control to another watch with one tap, without stopping the match.
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Undo that restores everything
Tapped by mistake? Undo brings back the point, the serve, the side and even a set that just closed, exactly as it was.
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Apple Watch and Wear OS together
It doesn't matter which watch each player wears. One session, every watch, the same score. And at the end: rematch in one tap.
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Free
No subscription, no ads, no account. The point gets counted, that's it.
Quick questions
How many players can see the score?
Everyone who joined with the code. Each session has one watch that keeps score; all the others follow the same score live. Players without a watch can still be part of the session, and the scorer can be handed over at any time.
What is the Star Point?
The FIP deuce rule for the 2026 padel season: at 40–40 you play up to two advantage rounds, and if the game is still undecided, a single deciding point settles it. Nekuda also supports classic advantage and the golden point.
Do I need a phone or internet on court?
No phone: the app runs on the watch itself. Scoring keeps working without signal, and once the connection is back everything syncs to the other watches.
When is it out, and what does it cost?
Nekuda is free, with no subscription and no ads. It is coming soon to the App Store for Apple Watch (watchOS 10 and later) and to Google Play for Wear OS (version 4 and later).