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Score from your wrist
Leave your phone in the bag. Score in one tap on Apple Watch and keep your rhythm — it syncs straight to your iPhone.
- Live score, server and side on your wrist
- Big, glanceable numbers between points
Padel scorekeeper · Apple Watch & iPhone
Stop arguing about the score.
Tap to score from your wrist. Pala handles games, sets and tie-breaks — golden point or advantage, best of 1, 3 or 5 — and never loses track of who's serving.
- Free on the App Store
- No account, ever
- Private — on device
- 4 languages
Built only for padel
Everything the match needs.
Everything the match needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
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Tap to score, tap to undo
Tap the team that won the point. Pala counts games, sets and tie-breaks, applies golden point or advantage, and tracks the serve — point by point.
- Automatic games, sets and tie-breaks
- Undo a mistake as many times as you need
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Know your game
Every match saves itself, with the detail to spot your patterns — win rate, streaks, head-to-head and break-point conversion.
- A full history of every match you play
- Set-by-set detail and a play-by-point recap
More than a counter
Quietly powerful, the moment you need it
Glance from the Lock Screen
The live scoreboard rides along in the Dynamic Island and on your Lock Screen. Tap it to jump straight back into the match.
Fitness, captured
Each match can save to Apple Health as a workout, with heart rate and calories from your Apple Watch. Off by default.
Tracks serve & side
Pala follows who serves and which side they're on — point by point — so you never lose the thread.
Stats that mean something
Break-point conversion, deciding-set record, win rate by format — your real game, not vanity numbers.
Full match history
Every match you've played, saved with set-by-set detail and a clean play-by-point recap.
Four languages
English, French, Spanish and Dutch — Pala speaks your court.
Private by design
Your matches are nobody's business but yours
No accounts, no servers, no analytics. Everything lives on your devices — the only trip your data ever takes is the short Bluetooth hop between your iPhone and Apple Watch.
0trackers, ad SDKs or analytics
0accounts to create
0servers your data touches
On-device storageScores and history are saved locally with SwiftData — not in the cloud.
Device-to-device synciPhone ↔ Apple Watch over WatchConnectivity. No middle server.
Health stays in HealthWorkouts are written to Apple Health on your device — only if you turn it on.
No tracking, everNo advertising SDKs, no third-party analytics, no account to create.
From first serve to final point
Up and scoring in seconds
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Start a match
Pick best of 1, 3 or 5 and choose golden point or advantage. Name the players — or just play.
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Tap to score
Tap the team that won the point. Pala counts games, sets and tie-breaks, and tracks the serve.
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Save & review
The match saves itself. Open History for set-by-set detail and your stats over time.
Good to know
Frequently asked
Do I need an Apple Watch?
No. Pala works great on iPhone alone. If you do have an Apple Watch, you can score from your wrist and the two stay in sync automatically.
How does scoring work?
Tap the team that won the point. Pala follows standard padel rules — games to 40 with deuce or golden point, sets won at 6 games by two, and a tie-break at 6–6. You choose best of 1, 3 or 5 when you start. New to it? Read our guide to how padel scoring works.
Can I undo a point?
Yes. Tap undo during a match to reverse the last point — as many times as you need. On Apple Watch you can also turn the Digital Crown back.
Does Pala track my fitness?
If you allow it, each match is saved as a workout to Apple Health with duration, calories and — with an Apple Watch — heart rate. It's off by default and you can change it any time.
Where is my data stored?
On your device. Pala has no servers and no account. Sync between iPhone and Apple Watch is a direct Bluetooth connection that never passes through us.
How much does it cost?
Pala is free to download on the App Store.
Ready when you are
Make "what's the score?"
Make "what's the score?"
a thing of the past.
Download Pala and keep your eyes on the ball, not on the count.