The best padel scoring apps for Apple Watch and iPhone

We make Sport Score Tracker, so we have kept this page to what each developer says about its own app, and we say where our app falls short. Every app here keeps the running score for you: you tap which pair won the point and it works out games, sets and tiebreaks. They differ in which padel formats they know, what they add on top, and how they are paid for.

Padel scoring apps compared

The first four rows come from each app's App Store listing and developer website, checked on 25 September 2026. The Sport Score Tracker row comes from the app's own scoring rules, checked the same day.

Before you pick, check which deuce rule your group plays. The FIP rules list three: Advantage, Star Point or Golden Point. Star Point, part of the FIP rules since 1 January 2026, allows up to two advantages in a game, then one deciding point at the third deuce. If you are not sure how the rules work, our guide to how to keep score in padel walks through a full game, set and tiebreak.

Which app for which player

Best for Star Point with a simple scorer: Padel Scoreboard: Bandeja

A padel-only scorer by Denis Kulkov for iPhone and Apple Watch. Its listing describes one tap when you win a point, with the app handling games, sets, tiebreaks and the padel rules.

• Best at: format choice. The listing names Golden Point, Advantage and Star Point, best of 1 or 3 sets, and a tiebreak or a super tiebreak. Its release notes also mention Americano and Mexicano formats, but the description does not explain how they work, so try them before you rely on them for a social session.
• Apple Watch: you can score on the watch, and the listing says you can start a match on one device and finish on the other. The watch app needs watchOS 10.6 or later.
• Offline: the listing says everything runs on your device, with no account and no ads.
• Pricing model: free to download. The developer's website invites you to try it free, but the listing text we checked does not say which features, if any, need a purchase.
• Other scoring features: undo of the last point (on the developer's website), pause and resume, and a match history.
• Limitation: the listing does not mention statistics beyond past scores, Apple Health workouts or a way for others to follow the score.

Best for free scoring on the wrist: Padel Watch

A padel scorekeeper for Apple Watch and iPhone, listed by Garcia de Palau Roca Pablo. You tap the pair that won the point on the watch and carry on playing.

• Best at: free, flexible scoring. The listing offers advantage, golden point or the new star point, and sets with or without a tiebreak. A serve indicator keeps the serving order, and you can correct it mid-match if the order changes between sets.
• Apple Watch: the watch is the main way to score. Whether it keeps scoring with the iPhone out of range is not stated on the listing.
• Offline: not stated on the listing.
• Pricing model: the developer says the scorekeeper on the watch and the iPhone is free to use without limit. Advanced statistics on the iPhone need a subscription.
• Other features: match review on the iPhone, with set-by-set statistics such as the longest run of points, break points converted and the share of points won; the listing says advanced statistics need the subscription.
• Limitation: the listing does not mention Americano, live sharing or Apple Health workouts.

Best for sharing a live score between Apple Watch wearers: PadelMax

A padel score tracker by RSApps Nordics for Apple Watch, iPhone and iPad, built around scoring from the wrist.

• Best at: sharing one live score. The listing says any other player with an Apple Watch can join the match and follow the score in real time, and the developer's website says scores can also be followed in the app or on its website.
• Apple Watch: the watch is the main way to score. Whether it works with the iPhone out of range is not stated on the listing.
• Offline: not stated on the listing. Match history syncs across your devices through iCloud.
• Pricing model: the developer says most features are free without limits, including scoring, live sharing and workout recording, and that some extra features need a premium subscription.
• Other features: golden point and tiebreak settings, and workouts recorded without starting them separately; the developer's website says they save to Apple Health with duration, calories and heart rate. It also lists match history and detailed statistics.
• Limitation: the listing does not name Advantage or Star Point, and it does not say what its detailed statistics include or which features are premium.

Best for Americano sessions and a courtside screen: PadelTick

A padel tracker by Philipp Schmid, built for scoring on the Apple Watch, with an iPhone and iPad app alongside.

• Best at: social sessions. The listing says you can organise Americano tournaments in the app, across several courts, and use an iPad or iPhone as a live scoreboard on court by mirroring the match from your Apple Watch.
• Apple Watch: you tap to score on the watch, with no phone needed during play, according to the listing.
• Offline: not stated on the listing.
• Pricing model: free to download, with in-app purchases.
• Other features: real-time sharing so friends, teammates or coaches can follow a match; workouts with calories, heart rate and time saved to Apple Health and the Fitness app; match statistics such as duration, score history and average rally counts.
• Limitation: the listing does not say which deuce rules it supports or which features need a purchase.

Best for offline scoring across padel and other sports: Sport Score Tracker

Our app, for iPhone and Apple Watch. In padel you record only which pair won each point and it works out games, sets, tiebreaks and serve. It also scores 17 other sports.

• Best at: quick scoring that works anywhere. It works offline, needs no account and shows no ads.
• Apple Watch: you can score a match from the watch, including undo. A match started on the watch uses the standard settings; for any other format, start it on the iPhone. It needs your iPhone within reach to start a match; once started, the watch keeps taking points if the phone drops out of range and catches up when it reconnects. If you turn on Health tracking, matches save to Apple Health as workouts.
• Offline: yes. Match data stays on your device.
• Pricing model: free to download; a Pro subscription (monthly or yearly) is needed to start using the app. Pro also includes unlimited history, Insights and detailed stats.
• Padel scoring: Golden Point (the default) or Advantage, best of 1 or 3 sets, 6 or 9 games per set, a tiebreak to 7 at 6-6 (9-9 in 9-game sets), and an optional super tiebreak to 10 in place of the third set. Serve passes to the other pair after every game.
• Sharing: friends can follow the live score nearby or over SharePlay, and you can show it on a TV with AirPlay.
• Limitations: no Star Point, no Americano or Mexicano, and no singles setting. It marks the serving pair, not which player serves or from which side, it does not remind you when to change ends, and it does not record faults, double faults or lets, or run rest timers.

See how it works on the padel score tracker page.

How we compared

We looked at what matters on a padel court: whether you can score from the watch, which deuce and set formats are built in, whether the app works without a connection, how it is paid for, and what it does best. For the other apps we used only what each developer states on its App Store listing, its release notes or its own website, checked on 25 September 2026. Where a listing does not say, we say so. We did not rank apps by star ratings or review counts, and no app paid to be included.

Sport Score Tracker is described from its own scoring rules, checked on the same date. We also looked at Padel scoreboard by Andrearosario Censabella, a scoreboard for iPhone, iPad and Mac with undo, serve and change-of-ends tracking, automatic timeouts and a point history, free to download with an optional Premium Pack. Its listing names no Apple Watch app, so it is not in the table. Features and prices change, so check the current listing before you pay.