A viewer link does not open
Ask the scorekeeper for a new link.
A viewer invitation expires 24 hours after the scorekeeper creates it.
The scorekeeper can also cancel an invitation at any time.
A viewer opens a link or a short code. The Apple Watch can show the link as a QR code.
The score does not update for a viewer
Score the point on the device that keeps the score.
Only the current scorekeeper changes the score.
A viewer can watch the score, but cannot change it.
To score from another device, pass control to that device. The person on that device must accept it.
The Apple Watch and the iPhone show a different score
Correct the score with Undo, Redo or the point timeline.
The Apple Watch app does more than copy the phone screen.
It starts and scores a match on its own, and it keeps its own results and history.
Keep the score on one device for the full match.
A match ended by mistake
Use Undo. Undo and Redo correct a point.
A point timeline lets you change the winning team of a single point.
PadelArc does not let a correction end the match too early.
The history keeps every match, complete and unfinished.
One tap counted two points
Turn on the optional setting that ignores a double tap.
The setting ignores an accidental second tap.
Use Undo to remove a point that the app counted twice.
Tap anywhere on the half of the winning team. You do not have to find a small button.
The screen goes dark during a match
Turn on the option that keeps the screen on.
The screen then stays on while you score.
The workout shows no heart rate
Give the app the Apple Health permission.
The optional workout needs this permission.
Heart rate and active energy then appear on the Apple Watch during play.
The workout data stays on the Apple Watch. PadelArc never uploads it. Scoring never needs this permission.