STK Callout: Pickleball Score

STK Callout keeps the pickleball score for your doubles game, so nobody at open play has to remember it. Prop the phone on the fence, tap the side that won the rally, and STK Callout keeps the three-number score, the server and the side switch, then reads the call aloud before the next serve. Tap the side that won The court is the screen: the top half is one team, the bottom half is the other. One tap per rally. STK Callout follows side-out scoring the way it is played: games start at 0-0-2, a point for the serving side, second server, side out. Singles and rally scoring work too, to 11, 15 or 21, win by 2. The call, out loud The Call Strip shows serving score, receiving score and server number in big digits you can read from the baseline, with a marker for the serving box. The voice reads every call and each number lights up as it is spoken. Tap the strip to hear it again; press and hold to see the last five calls when someone asks "wait, what was that?". Choose Plain or Referee style and Slow, Normal or Fast speed. Switch sides, undo, no arguments With a tournament preset STK Callout tells you when to switch ends and swaps the halves with one key. Tapped the wrong side? Undo takes back the last rally, even right after the game ends. Pocket lock asks for a short press instead of a tap, and the screen can stay awake on the fence. Next game in two taps Quick Setup opens with your last choices and the names of your recent partners and opponents. At game over you see the winners, the final score, the length and every rally, then start the next game with the same partners or rotate partners in one tap. You can fix a result if a rally was missed. Your court days Today lists every game of the session: who you played with, the score and a win or loss tag, plus court time and your record. Record shows your court-day streak, a weekly goal you set, your win rate with each partner, your longest run of points and your all-time record. Learn the score in two minutes New to pickleball? Scoring Coach has five short lessons: who serves first, what 0-0-2 means, side out vs point, the second server and when to switch. Watch a rally on a mini court, pick the right call, earn XP and keep your streak going on days off the court. The first time you open the app, a practice game on the real court shows you how it works in a few taps. Private by design No account and no sign-up. Your games, names and progress stay on your iPhone, and scoring works without a connection.