Padelore: Watch Scorekeeper

The end of a tournament no longer freezes the app. Once the last round closes, and after you return from the background, the app does not go back to the tournament that has finished, and the final standings stay on screen. Fixed pairs in Mexicano: the whole pair sits out, not just one player, and both partners get the points for sitting out. Sitting out moves from pair to pair and no pair gets skipped, even when there aren’t enough courts. Whoever has played the most matches sits out first. Watch sessions keep their heart rate and point progression even if the iPhone app was closed, and a match result no longer changes once the session ends. If the phone can’t save data, it says so at launch, and the watch keeps its copy of your matches. A set-based match stopped before the end of a set now shows the score in games instead of “0:0”. The side that led in the unfinished set wins, and the match counts toward the session record and “How I play”. If the games are level, the match ends with no winner. The fix also applies to matches played earlier. A one-set match now shows the score in games, for example “6:3”, instead of “1:0”. A match stopped in a tie-break at 6:6 ends with no winner, because tie-break points no longer award the set. In “Point sources”, winners and own errors get two columns with larger numbers, and the point margin sits in the row with points gained and lost. Turning the ranking off stays off: another device on the same account does not recreate your public entry, and with no network the app postpones publishing instead of guessing. The message after a forced database reset tells the truth: a backup of your previous tournaments and matches was kept, and new matches will be saved normally. The tournament summary now gets singular and plural right for the number of rounds. Publishing errors and system permission prompts appear in your device language.