The pickleball score tracker for your Apple Watch

Pickleball moves fast, and the score is easy to lose between rallies. Countoo keeps it on your wrist, so you can keep your eyes on the kitchen line.

Download on the App Store

Free to download. Scoring needs a subscription after the free trial.

Tap after every rally

Start a pickleball game on your Apple Watch and choose singles or doubles. When a rally ends, tap the side that won it. Countoo uses rally scoring, so every rally is a point for the side that won it, whoever served. Each game goes to 11 and has to be won by two points, and the watch keeps the games you have already played. It doesn't follow traditional side-out scoring or track a second server in doubles.

If you tap the wrong side, undo takes back the last rally straight away. That matters in a sport where the next serve is often already on its way.

See who serves

Countoo marks the serving side on the scoreboard. The serve goes with the side that won the last rally, so the display follows the game as you tap. One glance at your wrist settles the question before the next serve.

Your games, kept in one place

Each game is recorded as a workout through Apple Health, with your heart rate, calories and time. On your iPhone you see each result, plus your wins, losses and most-played sport. If you also play padel, tennis or badminton, they all sit in the same history instead of in a different app for every sport.

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 pickleball

  • Rally-scored points to 11, won by two
  • The games you have played
  • Who serves
  • Heart rate, calories and match time

Can I play games to 15 or 21?

Not at the moment. Pickleball games in Countoo go to 11 points.

Does it work for doubles?

Yes. Choose doubles when you start the game, and one watch keeps the score.