Watch-first scoring
Two huge Us / Them buttons. Current game score, games in the set, and who’s serving — all on one screen. No nested menus while the ball is in play.
Padel scoring for every watch
Courtlet is the padel scorekeeper built for Apple Watch, Garmin, and Android. One tap to score. Three seconds to undo. Real padel rules — including Star Point — with no phone on court.
Courtlet on Apple Watch. One tap to score; tap the same side again within three seconds to undo.
On court
Courtlet is built for players who are moving, talking, and already late on the next serve. Scoring should take about a second — and recovering from a wrong tap should be even faster.
Two huge Us / Them buttons. Current game score, games in the set, and who’s serving — all on one screen. No nested menus while the ball is in play.
Tap the same side again to cancel the last point. A countdown ring shows you still have time. After a game, a brief summary still lets you undo before you move on.
FIP / Premier Padel Star Point is the default. Switch to silver, golden, or regular advantage whenever your club or box league asks for it — even mid-match.
Courtlet tracks who is serving and rotates after every game and during tie-breaks. A padel ball sits on the serving side so nobody has to ask.
Start Match starts a Health workout on Apple Watch, a FIT activity on Garmin, or a Health Services exercise on an Android watch — heart rate, calories, and elapsed time with the score, in one session.
Scoring never needs the internet, a backend, or a phone in your bag. The match restores after a restart. Your watch is enough.
Three platforms
Scoring behaviour is identical on Apple Watch, Garmin, and Android. Pick the hardware you play in — Courtlet does not make you switch ecosystems.
The original Courtlet experience. Swipe Overview, Score, and Actions. Raise your wrist and return to the match because the workout is yours.
The same engine on Venu, Forerunner, vívoactive, fēnix, Instinct, and other Connect IQ watches. Match history lives on the watch. The match is a real Garmin activity.
Pixel Watch, Galaxy Watch, and other Android watches. Scoring is standalone on the watch; an Android phone companion holds history, notes, and deletion.
How it works
Open Courtlet on Apple Watch, Garmin, or Android. Start Match. Optional warm-up, then choose who serves. Defaults are best of three with Star Point — change them only if you need to.
Big Us and Them targets. Games, sets, tie-breaks, and serve rotation are automatic. Wrong tap? Hit the same button again before the ring finishes.
Complete the match, end early, or discard a false start. On Apple Watch the iPhone companion holds history and notes. On Garmin, history stays on the watch.
Formats
Match length is a setting, not a project. Deuce format can change mid-match if the court next door is playing a different point.
Two advantage cycles, then the next rally decides. Used by FIP, Premier Padel, and the CUPRA FIP Tour in 2026.
Play one advantage. If it is broken, the next point wins the game.
40–40 is immediately decisive. No advantage phase at all.
Advantage repeats until one pair wins two points in a row.
One set, best of three, 2 sets + 10-point match tie-break, best of five, or continuous play for social hitting.
Set tie-break at 6–6 (first to 7, win by 2). Super tie-break when you choose 2 sets + TB. Serve rotation and change-sides reminders are automatic.
FAQ
No. Scoring runs entirely on the watch. Apple Watch can sync history to iPhone afterwards. Android watches can sync history to the phone companion. Garmin keeps history on the watch.
Apple Watch on current watchOS, Garmin watches via Connect IQ (Venu, Forerunner, vívoactive, fēnix / epix, Instinct, and other touch and button-only models), and Android watches such as Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch.
Yes. Star Point is the default. Silver point, golden point, and regular advantage are in Settings. You can change deuce format during a match; completed games keep their result.
Tap the same button again within about three seconds. The Actions screen can undo later in the match. Game and set summaries also offer undo before you continue.
Yes. Starting a match tries to start a HealthKit workout, a Garmin FIT activity, or a Health Services exercise on an Android watch. If another app already owns the session, you can continue without a workout or cancel and stop the other session first.
Not in this version. Matches live on the device. No login, no backend, no live spectator sharing. That keeps scoring fast and private. Cloud sync is a later milestone.
Store listings will go live with the Courtlet name. Pricing will be shown on the App Store, Connect IQ, and Google Play when each build is published.
Install Courtlet, raise your wrist, tap Start Match. Phone stays in the bag. Head stays in the rally.
App Store, Connect IQ, and Google Play listings will go live under the Courtlet name. Want a build before then? Get in touch.