Built for recreational padel

Padel score tracker for your phone and your watch


Tap the team that won the point. PadelArc keeps the server, the games and the sets. It works offline, and Undo takes one tap.

  • No account
  • Works offline
  • Watch app
  • 10 languages
PadelArc on iPhone during a live match. You + Sam lead Jamie + Taylor 30–15 in set 1.
PadelArc on Apple Watch. Alex + Sam lead Jamie + Taylor 30–15, and Jamie serves.
  • Golden point
  • Advantage
  • Tie-break
  • Americano
  • Mexicano
  • Undo and Redo
  • Offline
  • Watch app
  • Live scoreboard
  • 10 languages
The short answer

PadelArc is a padel score tracker for your phone and your watch. It scores a whole padel match on the phone alone, so the watch is an option, not a requirement. PadelArc supports phones, smartwatches, tablets, TVs and computers, from iPhone and Android to Apple Watch and Garmin. A TV or a computer shows the live score.

Account
Not needed
Internet
Not needed to score
Advertising
None
Languages
10
iPhone
iOS 26.1 or later
iPad
iPadOS 26.1 or later
Android
Supported
Watches
Optional
TVs
Live score
Every device

Which devices does PadelArc support?

The phone scores a whole match alone, and a watch or a tablet is an option. A TV or a computer shows the live score to everyone who watches.

  • Phones

    iPhone, Android phones and Huawei phones

    Available
  • Smartwatches

    Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, Wear OS watches, Garmin, Huawei Watch, Amazfit and Suunto

    Available
  • Tablets

    iPad, Android tablets and Amazon Fire tablets

    Available
  • TVs

    Apple TV, Google TV, Samsung TV, LG TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku

    Live scoreboard
  • Computers

    Mac, Windows and Chromebook

    Live scoreboard

See every supported device

Built for the court

What does PadelArc do during a match?

PadelArc puts the score first. The scoring targets stay large, the server stays visible, and one tap on Undo corrects a mistake.

Tap the whole team half

Tap anywhere on the half of the team that won the point. You do not have to find a small button. A short vibration confirms each point.

An optional setting ignores an accidental double tap.

The server stays visible

The screen shows the server, the games that each team won and the sets. A cue marks a game point, a set point and a match point.

The screen announces a change of ends for a point from either device.

Undo in one tap

Undo and Redo correct a mistake immediately. A point timeline lets you change the winning team of a single point.

PadelArc does not let a correction end the match too early.

Pause and resume

Pause a match, resume it later or end it early. Turn the phone on its side for a larger score, with Undo and Pause still on the screen.

An option keeps the screen on during play.

Saved offline

PadelArc saves the match on your device as you play. You need no internet connection. An unfinished match stays in your history, and you can resume it.

The app keeps a record of every point in the match.

Your rules

Choose one set or best of three. Choose advantage or golden point. Add a 7-point tie-break and an optional 10-point match tie-break.

You also set the first server and the near side. Names are optional.


One match, start to finish

How does PadelArc keep the score?

  1. Tap the team that won the point

    Tap anywhere on the half of the winning team. A short vibration confirms the point, and the new score glows gold.

    • The server, the games and the sets stay on the screen.
    • A cue marks a game point, a set point and a match point.
    • An optional setting ignores an accidental double tap.
    The PadelArc live match card. You + Sam lead Jamie + Taylor 15–0, and the 15 glows gold.
  2. Turn the phone. Fix a mistake.

    Turn the phone on its side, and each team gets a large score. Undo and Pause stay on the screen.

    • Undo and Redo correct a mistake immediately.
    • The point timeline changes the winner of a single point.
    • Pause, resume or end a match early.
    PadelArc with the phone turned on its side. Each team has a large score, with Undo, Pause and Correct beside them.
  3. Win the match

    At the last point, PadelArc shows the final score in large gold numerals. It also shows the points you recorded and the playing time.

    • Each game square takes the colour of the team that won it.
    • The result is saved on your device at once.
    The PadelArc match complete screen. You + Sam win 6–0 6–2, with 102 points recorded in 5 minutes.
  4. Read the result

    The result shows the final score, a square for every game and the share of points that each team won.

    • The head to head compares points won, break points and service games held.
    • It also shows the longest run of points for each team.
    The PadelArc match result. You + Sam won 6–0 6–2, a row of squares shows each game, and a ring shows 64% of points won.
Apple Watch

What does PadelArc do on the Apple Watch?

The Apple Watch app does more than copy the phone screen. It starts and scores a match on its own.

  • The large scores fill the screen, and the watch names the server.
  • The match clock stops when you pause.
  • A set table shows the games that each team won in set 1, set 2 and set 3.
  • Undo and Details are large buttons. Pause, End and Redo are there too.
  • The watch keeps the result and the history, and it can resume an unfinished match.
  • An optional workout shows your heart rate and your active energy during play.

The workout needs Apple Health permission, and its data never leaves the watch.

How to keep padel score on a smartwatch

  • The Details page on Apple Watch. It shows the set score and says that Jamie serves next.
    Score and serve order
  • The Apple Watch Details page with the rules: best of three, advantage, and 7 points recorded.
    Rules and points
  • The PadelArc live score on Apple Watch. Alex + Sam lead Jamie + Taylor 30–15, and Jamie serves.
    The live score
  • A paused match on Apple Watch, with 30:04 of elapsed time.
    Paused time
  • The Apple Watch Controls page with Activity and End match.
    Controls

Set 2 · Live Viewing
Serving Team A Alex / Sam 40 4 games · 1 set
VS
Team B Jamie / Taylor 30 3 games · 0 sets
3 web viewers connected Scored on iPhone

An illustration of the browser viewer. The score shows the example state: 40–30, games 4–3, set 2, sets won 1–0.

Shared scoreboard

Can other people watch the score live?

Yes. One phone scores the match. Up to three other people watch the live score in a web browser.

  1. Share a link or a short code

    A viewer opens the link or types the code. The watch can show the link as a QR code.

  2. Your friends watch live

    The score, the serving team and the player names update live. A viewer needs only a web browser.

  3. Hand over control

    Only the current scorekeeper can change the score. You can hand control to another device, and the recipient must accept it.

Viewers can watch the score, but they cannot change it. An invitation stops after 24 hours, and you can cancel it at any time. PadelArc deletes a shared match 30 days after its last change.

How to show the padel score on a TV

History and progress

What does PadelArc keep after the match?

PadelArc keeps every completed match and every unfinished match on your device. Your statistics come from completed matches only.

Your form in one ring

The Progress tab shows your win rate, your wins and losses and your best streak. An activity grid marks each day you played in the last 12 weeks. Gold is a day with a win, and blue is a day with a loss.

The PadelArc Progress tab. A ring shows a 67% win rate from 8 wins and 4 losses, above a 12-week activity grid.

Head to head

Compare the points won, the break points, the service games held and the longest run of each team.

The PadelArc head to head. You + Sam won 64% of the points, 65 against 37.

Level up as you play

Matches, achievements and challenges earn experience points. A new level opens with a short celebration.

The PadelArc level up screen. Level 6, with 400 XP earned.

Share a result poster

Share a result card with the final score, every game and the points won.

A PadelArc result poster. Player 1 + Player 2 beat Player 3 + Player 4 6–0, with 100% of points won.

Every point on the record

Open the full point history of any match. Filters and a result table help you find it.

  • The win rate excludes an unfinished match.
  • Export your matches to a file.
  • An import adds new matches and never changes a saved score.

Social sessions

How does PadelArc run an Americano or a Mexicano?

PadelArc saves a local group of 4, 8, 12 or 16 players. Each court plays to a fixed total of 8 to 64 points.

Americano

The partners rotate every round. You get a new partner in each round.

Mexicano

The next round groups the players by their current rank. Players of a similar rank share a court.

PadelArc shows the individual standings after each completed court, then starts the next rounds. You can finish a session and keep it in the history.

An Americano with four players. Your partner changes in each round.
Privacy

Does PadelArc collect my data?

No. Your matches stay on your device. Scoring, history and progress work with no account and with no internet connection.

  • No account needed
  • No tracking
  • No advertising
  • Delete all your data at any time

Sign in with Apple is optional. PadelArc uses it only for the private backup, and it asks Apple for no name and no email.

Read the full privacy policy

FAQ

Common questions about PadelArc

Which devices does PadelArc support?

PadelArc supports phones, smartwatches, tablets, TVs and computers. The PadelArc app is for iPhone, Android phones, Huawei phones, Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, Wear OS watches, Garmin, Huawei Watch, Amazfit, Suunto, iPad, Android tablets and Amazon Fire tablets. The shared scoreboard shows the live score on Apple TV, Google TV, Samsung TV, LG TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Mac, Windows and Chromebook.

Does PadelArc support Android?

Yes. PadelArc supports Android phones and Android tablets. It also supports Wear OS watches, such as Samsung Galaxy Watch and Google Pixel Watch.

Which smartwatches does PadelArc support?

PadelArc supports Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, Wear OS watches, Garmin, Huawei Watch, Amazfit and Suunto. The watch is an option, because the phone scores a whole match alone.

Do I need a smartwatch to use PadelArc?

No. PadelArc scores a whole padel match on the phone alone. The watch app is an option, not a requirement.

Do I need an account to score a match?

No. A guest can start a match immediately. Sign in with Apple is optional and serves the private backup only.

Does PadelArc work without an internet connection?

Yes. Scoring, history and progress work with no internet connection. PadelArc saves each match on your device.

Can I undo a point after I tap the wrong team?

Yes. Undo and Redo correct a mistake immediately. A point timeline also lets you change the winning team of a single point.

Does PadelArc support the golden point?

Yes. You choose advantage or golden point before the match. You can also add a 7-point tie-break and a 10-point deciding match tie-break.

Can my friends watch the score in a browser?

Yes. One phone scores the match. Up to three other people watch the live score in a web browser.

Can PadelArc show the score on a TV?

Yes. The shared scoreboard is a web page, so a TV needs no app. Connect a laptop to the TV with a cable. AirPlay or Google Cast also works with Apple TV, Google TV and many Samsung, LG and Roku TVs.

Can PadelArc run an Americano or a Mexicano?

Yes. PadelArc runs Americano and Mexicano sessions for a saved group of 4, 8, 12 or 16 players, and it shows the standings after each court.

The PadelArc app icon Get PadelArc

Score your next padel match with PadelArc

Start a match as a guest, and tap the team that won the point. PadelArc does the rest.

The iPhone app needs iOS 26.1, the iPad app needs iPadOS 26.1, and the Apple Watch app needs watchOS 26.0. PadelArc comes in 10 languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish and Portuguese (Portugal).