WatchMyScore

What's new since 2.6: - **A cleaner scoreboard on your video.** The overlay is now one tidy scoreboard bar — match, set score, both sides' points, heart rate, and where you played, all in a single strip — and it stays on screen for the whole clip instead of blinking in and out. Every point sends a scrolling *US SCORE* / *THEM SCORE* banner across the bar in the scoring side's colour, and the match-winning point gets its own *US WINS* / *THEM WINS* banner. - **Line the score up with your video.** A new *Overlay offset* control nudges the score updates a little earlier so they land with the play as it happened, not the beat later when you tapped — or tap *Auto* and WatchMyScore reads the motion in your clip and suggests the offset for you. - **Find the right clip, faster.** Each workout shows how many of your videos it can score, and the picker lists only the clips actually filmed during play. If your camera saved a clip with the time it was imported rather than filmed (DJI does this), tap *Can't find your videos?* and WatchMyScore recovers the real filming time and corrects it in Photos — undoable at any time. - **Exports that finish.** Burning the overlay into a video now runs app-wide: a progress bar rides above the tabs wherever you go, and the render keeps going when you leave the app or the screen locks. - **Fix where you played.** Indoor courts often leave the watch without a GPS fix, or pin the workout to the wrong nearby place. Open a workout, expand its location, and tap *Edit location* to set the right spot — search for the court or, on newer iPhones, tap it straight on the map. Your original recorded location is kept and never lost. - **No more accidental double points.** A quick flick of the Digital Crown could coast past a second detent and score twice. The pause between crown points is longer now, so one turn means one point.