CourtQ Score: Racket Sports

CourtQ Score: Racket Sports

Record scores & view history

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$1.99

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Released
July 26, 2026
Updated
August 1, 2026

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CourtQ Score is a standalone racket-sports scorekeeper for use with iPhone and a paired Apple Watch device. Record points from your wrist without interrupting the match. SET UP ON IPHONE Choose tennis, badminton, pickleball, table tennis, or padel, then configure singles or doubles, the scoring format, first server, and input layout. Other sports and custom scoring are supported too. SCORE FROM YOUR WRIST The default screen keeps MY on the left and OPP on the right, with large scores made for quick taps. You can switch to OPP on top and MY on the bottom. Point haptics, Undo, pause, and resume are built in. FINISH THE MATCH OFFLINE The paired device saves score events locally first, so you can continue and finish a match when iPhone is disconnected. When the devices reconnect, the complete record transfers to iPhone without applying duplicate events twice. HISTORY AND BASIC STATISTICS Review match history, the complete event timeline, wins, losses, and win rate on iPhone. Completed results can be corrected with a reason or safely deleted. PRIVATE BY DESIGN There are no accounts, ads, analytics, tracking, or developer servers. Match data stays on your paired devices. Supported sports include tennis, badminton, pickleball, table tennis, padel, squash, beach tennis, soft tennis, crossminton, platform tennis, touchtennis, a simple counter, and custom scoring.
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What's New in CourtQ Score

1.1

August 1, 2026

Added optional spoken scores with sport-specific calls, including German, French, Italian, and Spanish score calls; tap-to-hear service, game, and set information; direct system-volume adjustment; clearer single-match displays; and easier game/set tap targets.

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