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This app allows for tennis scorekeeping using only AirPods, eliminating the need to touch your phone. It features audio announcements of scores and player names, with support for two pairs of AirPods simultaneously. Matches are automatically saved and can be resumed later.
What's New in Centre Court
1.1
August 8, 2023
General improvements and bug fixes!
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FAQ
How does Centre Court work with AirPods?
Centre Court uses your AirPods to control scorekeeping and provide audio umpire announcements. You can even connect two separate pairs of AirPods, allowing both players to use their own.
Can I use Centre Court without my phone?
Yes, the primary feature of Centre Court is phone-less tennis scorekeeping. Your AirPods act as the remote, keeping your phone safely on the sidelines.
What audio announcements does Centre Court provide?
Centre Court announces the current score and important match moments. It can also announce player names if you input them, making each match feel like it's on 'Centre Court'.
How many sets can I set for a match in Centre Court?
You can choose the number of sets required to win the match within the app's settings. This allows for flexibility in match length and format.
Does Centre Court have ads?
No, Centre Court does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.
How often is Centre Court updated?
The latest version of Centre Court is 1.1, which was released on August 8, 2023. Updates are typically released to improve features and fix bugs.
What devices does Centre Court support?
Centre Court is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
Is Centre Court suitable for all ages?
Yes, Centre Court has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young players and families. It is a simple and intuitive scorekeeping tool.





