Padel score keeper for iPhone
The padel scoreboard that never loses track
One tap per point. Padel Scoreboard: Score Keeper counts 15-30-40, games and sets, handles golden point and tiebreaks, runs Americano and Mexicano, and saves every match, so you can stop arguing about the score.
Download on theApp Store- Standard, Americano & Mexicano
- Golden point & tiebreak
- History, ranks & trophies
Everything you need on court
One-tap scoring
Big point buttons for each pair. The app turns points into 15-30-40, games and sets on its own.
Golden point & tiebreak
Play advantages or the golden point at deuce, and switch tiebreaks on or off before the match.
Americano & Mexicano
Race to a set number of points with rotating partners, or let Mexicano pair players by the leaderboard.
Undo mistakes
Tapped the wrong side? Undo the last point and keep playing.
Match history
Every match is saved with its set scores, singles or doubles, so you can look back and share results.
Ranks & trophies
Win rate, a weekly and all-time leaderboard for your padel circle, and trophies to unlock.
Built for the court, the bench and the bar afterwards
Padel guides
Padel Rules: The Complete Beginner's Guide
The rules of padel explained simply: scoring, the underhand serve, playing off the walls, faults and the golden point. Everything you need for your first match.
Read guide →How to Play Padel: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners
New to padel? Learn how a game works, how to hold the racket, how to serve, use the walls and play as a team, plus tips for your first match.
Read guide →How Padel Scoring Works: Points, Games, Sets, Golden Point and Tiebreaks
Padel scoring explained: 15-30-40, deuce and advantage, the golden point, sets to six games, tiebreaks and super tiebreaks, plus who serves when.
Read guide →Padel Serve Rules: How to Serve Legally (and Win More Points)
The padel serve rules explained: underhand serve, waist height, bounce behind the line, diagonal box, lets, faults and when the ball hits the wall or fence.
Read guide →Padel Court Dimensions and Layout (Doubles and Singles)
Official padel court dimensions: 20 m × 10 m, net height, service line, wall and fence heights, singles court size, plus the size in feet.
Read guide →Padel vs Pickleball: What's the Difference?
Padel and pickleball compared: court, walls, rackets, balls, serve, scoring and which one is easier to learn. Find out which sport is right for you.
Read guide →Padel vs Tennis: Key Differences Explained
How padel differs from tennis: court size, walls, rackets, the underhand serve, scoring and why padel is easier for beginners.
Read guide →Padel Americano: Rules, Format and How to Run One
What a padel Americano is, how scoring and rotation work, how many points to play, and how to run an Americano tournament with 4, 8 or more players.
Read guide →Padel Mexicano Explained: Format, Pairings and Scoring
How the padel Mexicano format works: points per match, how players are paired by the leaderboard each round, and how it differs from Americano.
Read guide →12 Padel Tips for Beginners to Improve Fast
Practical padel tips for beginners: positioning, using the walls, the lob, the volley, communication with your partner and what to practise first.
Read guide →What Is Padel? The Sport Explained in 5 Minutes
What padel is, where it came from, how it's played, and why it's the fastest-growing racket sport in the world. A quick explainer for curious beginners.
Read guide →Singles Padel: Rules, Court Size and Tactics for 1v1
Can you play padel one against one? Singles padel rules, the 20 × 6 m singles court, how serving works and tactics to win 1v1 matches.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
How is padel scored?
Padel uses tennis scoring: points go 15, 30, 40 and game, six games win a set (by two), and a tiebreak is usually played at 6-6. Many clubs use the golden point at 40-40 instead of advantages. The app does all of this for you.
Does the app support Americano and Mexicano?
Yes. Choose Americano to play to a fixed number of points with rotating partners, or Mexicano to pair players by the leaderboard after each round.
Can I fix a wrong point?
Yes. Tap Undo to take back the last point, even the one that finished a game or set.