Courtlet
Watch-first scoring
Two large Us / Them buttons. The game score, games in the set, and who is serving sit on one screen.
Padel scoring on your wrist
Keep the score on your wrist. Keep your head in the rally.
Courtlet is a padel scorekeeper for Apple Watch, Wear OS, and Garmin. Tap who won the point, undo a mistake, and get back to the rally. The phone can stay in the bag.
Download Courtlet where the listing is live. Other stores are still on the way.
Apple Watch, Wear OS, and Garmin
Works fully offline
Star Point by default
No account required
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Have a go. Tap Us or Them. The same side again within three seconds undoes.
On court
Everything you need between rallies. Nothing you don’t.
Scoring should take about a second. Fixing a wrong tap should be quicker than reconstructing the game in your head.
Undo in three seconds
Tap the same side again to cancel the last point. A countdown ring shows the window. Actions can undo later in the match.
Star Point, ready
FIP / Premier Padel Star Point is the default. Switch to silver, golden, or regular advantage when the court asks for it — including mid-match.
Serve that just works
Courtlet tracks who is serving and rotates after every game and during tie-breaks. A ball sits on the serving side.
Tracked as a workout
Start Match tries to start an Apple Health workout, a Garmin activity, or a Wear OS exercise, so the session can sit with the score.
Offline, always
Scoring does not need the internet, an account, or a phone on court. An in-progress match is restored after a restart.
Three platforms
The watch you already wear.
The padel scoring rules are the same on Apple Watch, Wear OS, and Garmin. History, workouts, and a few controls follow the platform. Compatibility details.
Apple Watch
The watch scores the match. An iPhone companion holds history, notes, and deletion. Available on the App Store.
- watchOS 11 or later, with an iPhone on iOS 18 for the companion
- Health workout, complications, and a Live Activity
- The watch stays in charge of the live score
Garmin
A Connect IQ watch app for touchscreen watches. Match history stays on the watch. Courtlet is being prepared for the Connect IQ Store.
- No phone required to score
- The match can be saved as a Garmin activity
- The store listing names the exact models
Android
Scoring is on the Wear OS watch. An Android phone companion holds history, notes, and deletion. Courtlet is being prepared for Google Play.
- Built for watches such as Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch
- Health Services exercise when the watch allows it
- The Play listing identifies supported devices
How it works
From the watch to the first point.
Open Courtlet on the watch
Start Match. Warm-up is optional. Then choose who serves. Defaults are best of three with Star Point — change them only if you need to.
Tap the side that won the rally
Games, sets, tie-breaks, and serve rotation are handled for you. Wrong tap? Hit the same side again before the ring finishes.
Finish, then look back
Complete the match, end early, or discard a false start. iPhone and Android companions keep history and notes. On Garmin, history stays on the watch.
Formats
Club night, box league, or Star Point.
Match length is a setting. Deuce format can change mid-match. Finished games keep their result.
Star Point
Two advantage cycles, then the next rally decides. Used by FIP, Premier Padel, and the CUPRA FIP Tour in 2026.
Silver Point
Play one advantage. If it is broken, the next point wins the game.
Golden Point
40–40 is immediately decisive. No advantage phase at all.
Regular
Advantage repeats until one pair wins two points in a row.
Match length
One set, best of three, 2 sets + 10-point match tie-break, best of five, or continuous play for social hitting.
Tie-breaks included
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
Straight answers before you walk on court.
What is Courtlet for?
Keeping the padel score on your wrist, so you can concentrate on the match. It records games, sets, tie-breaks, and deuce formats, including Star Point.
Do I need my phone on court?
No. Scoring runs on the watch. Afterwards, Apple Watch can sync history to the iPhone companion, and a Wear OS watch can sync history to the Android companion. Garmin keeps history on the watch.
Which watches are supported?
Apple Watch on watchOS 11 or later. Garmin touchscreen watches on Connect IQ 3.0 or later — the store listing is the exact model list, and button-only watches such as Instinct are not included. Wear OS watches such as Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch; Google Play identifies the devices that can install it. Full compatibility notes.
Does it support Star Point and golden point?
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.
What if I tap the wrong team?
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. Support explains the steps.
Does Courtlet record a workout?
Starting a match tries to start an Apple Health workout, a Garmin activity, or a Wear OS exercise. If another app already owns the session, you can continue without a workout or cancel and stop the other session first. Apple Fitness and Wear OS show the activity as tennis, which is the type those platforms provide. Garmin names it Padel where the watch supports that.
Is there an account or cloud sync?
No. There is no Courtlet login and no Courtlet server for your matches. Matches stay on your devices. See the Privacy Policy for what that means, including how to remove local data.
Is Courtlet free?
Any price is shown by the App Store, Google Play, or Connect IQ before you download. This site does not quote a price.
Where do I get help?
The support page covers starting a match, scoring, undo, and history. Email support@courtlet.app for help, or hello@courtlet.app for anything else.
Get Courtlet on your watch.
Install it, raise your wrist, and tap Start Match. The phone stays in the bag.
Some listings are still on the way. A button marked Coming soon is not a download link.
Need a hand with a match? Support.