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Score on your smartwatch: the match on your wrist
The court cameras keep the score and the watch shows it large, like a scoreboard: points, games, sets and who serves. Nothing to tap between rallies — and the best rally is saved with a single “★ Moment” button.
A smartwatch on a wrist shows the live score of a padel match: points, games, sets, serve and a Moment button.
Watch screen demo: how the score runs during a match. On a real watch the court cameras keep the score.
What the watch shows
More than the score: swings, heart rate and every shot broken down
The watch on your wrist records swings and heart rate, the court cameras record shots and the ball. After the match it all meets in one card.
Wear OS · during the match
Your match score, heart rate, swing count and the speed of the last swing.
Wear OS · before the match
Recording starts by itself when the match begins and stops with one button.
Phone · after the match
Swing speed for every shot, transfer into the ball, fatigue and heart rate in rallies.
Apple Watch · coming soon
Your match score and the Moment and Dispute buttons — as on Wear OS.
Sample screens. Swings and heart rate are a new feature: the figures are being checked on the club's courts.
Racket sensor vs AI Padel
| Racket sensor | AI Padel with a watch | |
|---|---|---|
| Shot count and shot types | yes | yes |
| Ball speed of the same shot — from the court cameras | no | yes |
| Swing-to-ball transfer | no | yes |
| Heart rate in rallies and in breaks | no | yes |
| Score, rally and moment clip in one card | no | yes |
| Extra device on the racket | needed | not needed |
What it is and why
During play the phone is in the bag and the scoreboard is not visible from every spot on court. A watch is always on the wrist: between rallies a glance shows points, games, sets and who serves.
The watch score is the same as on the scoreboard and stream: the court cameras keep it, the watch only shows it. And the “★ Moment” button saves the best rally to highlights — no terminal or phone needed.
What it does
Score on your smartwatch
- Points 15 / 30 / 40 / AD in large type, games, sets, tie-break and a serve dot
- Only the court cameras keep score — it is never entered or corrected on the watch
- “★ Moment”: 20 seconds before the tap and 3 after — from every camera into highlights
- A “Match score” tile — the score one swipe from the watch face
- Pair with a 6-digit code in a minute, no Google account on the watch
- Screen off — the watch stops asking the system and saves battery
An AI Padel smart court with auto scoring; a watch on Wear OS 3 or newer; the player app on a phone for pairing. The club provides the watch app.
How it works
How it works
- Code on the watch
The watch app shows a 6-digit code valid for 10 minutes.
- Enter it on the phone
In the player app, Menu → Smartwatch — enter the code. The phone is needed only for this step.
- A match on court
When the player is in a match, the score appears on the watch.
- Live score
While the watch screen is on, the score refreshes every 3 seconds; screen off — no requests.
- ★ Moment
A tap saves 20 seconds before and 3 after; the watch vibrates and shows Saved.
- Tile
The score right on the watch face; the system refreshes the tile at most once a minute.
What you will see
What you will see
Player on the watch
Time, court, LIVE, large points, games and sets, serve dot, the ★ Moment button.
Player on the phone
Smartwatch: connected watches and a Disconnect button; moments in highlights.
Club
One more reason to play on the smart court.
In detail
Score on your smartwatch
What is on the screen
At the top — the court and a red ON AIR mark if the match is being streamed. In the middle — large points: “Us” on the left, “Opponents” on the right, a dot under the points shows who serves. Below — games and sets, “Tie-break” or “Super tie-break” when it applies. At the bottom — the orange “★ Moment” button.
The Moment button
Like the highlight button on the court terminal: the system saves 20 seconds before the tap — the rally itself — and 3 seconds after — the players' reaction, from every camera. The clip appears in highlights. The watch answers with a vibration and “Saved”.
The “Match score” tile
Swipe from the watch face to see the court, points, games and who serves without opening the app. Tap the tile to open the live score.
Pairing in a minute
The watch shows a 6-digit code, the player enters it in the phone app (Menu → Smartwatch). The watch gets access by itself and gives a short buzz. No Google Play Services or shared Google account needed.
Only your match
The score is visible only if the player is listed in the match and linked to the club of that court. Watch access opens exactly two things — your match score and Moment; it is switched off with one button in the app.
An honest score
The score on the watch is the same as on the court scoreboard, in the stream and in the app: the cameras keep it. With no match the watch shows “No match” and asks the system less often.
Swings and heart rate from the watch
During a match the watch records your arm swings, heart rate and steps — recording starts by itself when your match begins and is switched off on the watch with one button. After the game the match card gets a “From the watch” block: how many swings, the fastest one, average heart rate and steps. The feature is new: the figures are being checked on the club's courts. Recording during a match uses more of the watch battery than usual.
Swing speed for every shot
Every arm swing is matched to a shot the court cameras recorded. So swing speed is shown separately for forehands and backhands, volleys, bandejas, viboras, smashes and lobs — with the ball speed of that shot next to it.
Swing-to-ball transfer
How much ball speed comes out of your arm speed. A racket sensor cannot see the ball; here the ball speed comes from the court cameras. You see in which shots the swing goes into the ball and in which it is lost.
Fatigue and heart rate in play
Your swing at the start and at the end of the match shows when your game starts to fade. Heart rate separately in rallies and in breaks, and how fast it drops after a rally — so the coach sees whether the player recovers between points.
More than a racket sensor
A racket sensor sees only the racket and counts shots on its own. Here the arm swing is checked against the camera shots: shot type, ball speed, rally, score and moment clips — in one match card. No extra device on the racket and no separate subscription — a Wear OS watch that already shows the score is enough.
Apple Watch — coming soon
We are preparing an Apple Watch app: the same live score of your own match, the “★ Moment” and “Disputed ball” buttons and the score right on the watch face. Pairing uses the same 6-digit code; iPhone owners enter it in the web version of the player app. The app will appear on the App Store — until then the score is shown on Wear OS watches.
Limits, honestly
Limits, honestly
- A Wear OS 3+ watch is required.
- The watch app is provided by the club — it is not on Google Play.
- The watch does not vibrate on a point change — only on connecting and Moment.
Who it helps
Who it helps
Players
The score on your wrist without looking for the scoreboard, and Moment without a phone.
Clubs
A modern smart-court feature for players.
Coaches
Mark a moment for review straight from the wrist.
API
API
The same data in your systems through the open API.
POST /v1/me/live-match/highlight # save a moment of the match
POST /v1/watch/pair/start # pairing code for the watch
Questions and answers
Questions and answers
Which watches work?
Watches on Wear OS 3 or newer — for example Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and newer or Google Pixel Watch. The watch needs internet: Wi-Fi, LTE or the connection through your phone.
Do I enter the score on the watch?
No. Only the court cameras keep score; the watch shows it. The score cannot be changed from the watch — so it is the same everywhere: on the watch, the scoreboard and in the app.
How do I pair the watch?
Open the app on the watch — a 6-digit code appears. In the player app on your phone: Menu → Smartwatch, enter the code. A few seconds later the watch is connected. A code lives 10 minutes; “New code” gives the next one.
Do I need my phone during the game?
No, if the watch has Wi-Fi or LTE: the score and Moment go from the watch straight to the system. The phone is needed once — to enter the code.
What if I tap Moment twice?
Taps less than 4 seconds apart are the same moment; the watch shows “Already saved”. Without a link to the court the moment is queued and reaches the court within a minute.
How much battery does it use?
The score is requested every 3 seconds and only while the screen is on. Screen off — no requests. The system refreshes the tile at most once a minute.
I lost my watch — what now?
In the player app: Menu → Smartwatch → “Disconnect”. The watch loses access at once. Up to 5 watches can be connected to one player.
Where do I get the watch app?
The club provides the watch app. It is not on Google Play yet.
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