
OnPoint: Score Tracker
Padel Tennis Pickleball Scorer
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OnPoint turns your Apple Watch into a courtside referee. Score with a tap, undo with a double-tap, and hear the score announced out loud. Tennis, padel, and pickleball — every rule, every format, one app.
SCORE YOUR WAY
• Tap your Apple Watch to score. Sub-one-second with haptic feedback.
• Double-tap to undo. No menus, no hassle.
• Action Button on Apple Watch Ultra: 1 press = your team, 2 = opponent, 3 = undo.
• Bluetooth remote: pair any BLE shutter button and score from anywhere on court.
• Digital Crown scoring: scroll to score without looking.
HEAR EVERY POINT
Connect any Bluetooth speaker and OnPoint announces the score after every point in 5 languages. The whole court hears it.
THREE SPORTS, ALL THE RULES
• Tennis: standard advantage, no-advantage deuce, best of 1/3/5 sets.
• Padel: golden point, star point (FIP 2026), first to 9, match tiebreak to 10.
• Pickleball: rally scoring, side-out (0-0-2), freeze rule, win-by-2 toggle. 11, 15, or 21 points.
KNOW YOUR GAME
• Performance analysis: win rates by intensity zone, heart rate, and shot type.
• Shot classification: forehand, backhand, overhead, and volley tracked per swing.
• Power analytics: G-force per shot — see if your power drops as you fatigue.
• Heart rate tracking: Apple Health style range bars across the match.
• Point-by-point detail table: tap to see every point with HR, swings, and shots.
• Match history: every match saved with full stats.
DESIGNED FOR THE COURT
• 7 court themes: Team Colors, Grass Court, Clay, Padel Court, Dark, Neon, High Contrast.
• Side swap alerts: "Change ends" announced every 2 games.
• Player roster: save your squad, pick teams, hit the court.
• Works offline. No internet required during play.
NO SUBSCRIPTIONS. JUST PLAY.
One-time purchase. No ads, no paywalls, no recurring charges. Ever.
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What's New in OnPoint
1.5.6
August 6, 2026
- Fixed: after a tiebreak, the wrong player could be shown as serving and score announcements could sound reversed. The serve order now follows the official rotation into and out of every tiebreak, whatever the tiebreak score. - Fixed: choosing a team's second player as first server now takes effect — that player actually serves first.
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