Pickleball Score Keeper 4+

Great app

A few months ago I didn’t find any score apps that worked for the Apple Watch, but now there is this one, and it works great. I’d envisioned an interface where you tap on a quadrant to record points or turnovers, but the swiping method here is much better. Other than more stats just for fun sakes, I’m not sure what could be better. Perhaps a manual edit button to change the score and player position, in case you get off somehow and need more than an undo. Also, perhaps at least allow for a tap and hold to select edit player on the watch, and then select an opposing player and have the crown scroll through the alphabet. This way, instead of A and B for the opposite side, I could change it to Y and W, denoting the yellow shirt and white shirt opponents. Otherwise, I’m not sure I personally would recognize when they go out of position, not remembering who is A and who is B.

Well designed and easy to use

I bought this yesterday and used it this morning. After a very small learning curve it is easy to use with a nice clear display. Only takes under a second to record a rally win or lost so is not at all disruptive to the game. I need reading glasses to read close up , but had no problems with the display on my watch without them. I probably won’t use all the features, but at $3 you have nothing to lose. I did find one small bug that will be easy to fix. On my iPhone (with the default font enlarged) the results list is too squashed to read well

Developer Response ,

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll look at the font sizes for the next update.

Pickleball Score Keeper rocks!

I’ve used this for a couple of months and it’s great! Not only does it keep track of the score but it also tracks if your on the odd or even side (left or right) as well as your opponents
However, one star off due to two shortcomings. 1st is the ability to undo an accidental touch to end the game. A couple of times I have inadvertently scored the final point and the app ends the game. I need to be able to undo that.
2nd is the lack of being able to adjust the spoken score volume with the dial on the side of the watch.

Other than that, this has settled many mistaken scores, or confirmed correct scores. Especially when a ball is hit over a fence, or someone stops to chat with other players arrive or are leaving. You often come to “who’s serve is it?” or “what’s the score?” or “am I a 1 or 2?” This app is helpful with all of those.