The padel score tracker for your Apple Watch
Four players, a long rally and a glass wall in the way. By the next serve, nobody agrees on the score. Countoo keeps it on your wrist.
Free to download. Scoring needs a subscription after the free trial.
One tap per point
Start a padel game on your Apple Watch and choose singles or doubles. After each point, tap the side that won it. Countoo moves from 15 to 30 to 40, shows deuce and advantage, and adds the game when someone takes it. You never have to do the sums between points.
Sets follow the usual rules: first to six games with a two-game lead, and a tiebreak at 6-6. In the tiebreak, the watch counts in plain numbers up to 7 with a two-point lead, and it changes the server for you.
Always know who serves
The classic padel argument isn't only about the score. It's about whose serve it is. Countoo marks the serving side on the scoreboard and hands the serve over after each game, so nobody has to remember who was up. If you tap the wrong side, the undo button takes the last point back.
What the match looks like afterwards
Countoo records your game as a workout through Apple Health, so your heart rate, calories and time are there during play and after it. On your iPhone you see the result, your wins and losses and the sport you play most. You can also share a result with whoever needs reminding.
Your match and health data is stored on your iPhone and Apple Watch, so your results stay with you. You need an iPhone on iOS 17 or later and an Apple Watch on watchOS 10.6 or later. Countoo is free to download. Scoring on the watch needs a subscription, which starts with a free trial.
What Countoo tracks in padel
- Points, games and sets
- Deuce, advantage and tiebreaks
- Who serves
- Heart rate, calories and match time
Does Countoo support golden point?
No. Padel games use advantage scoring, so a game at deuce continues until someone leads by two points.
Can I use it for doubles?
Yes. Pick doubles when you start the game. One watch keeps the score for the whole court.