Point-a-rally, handled
Start a squash game on your Apple Watch and tap the side that won each rally. Every rally counts, games go to 11 and a game has to be won by two points. The watch counts the games each side has won as you play.
If you tap the wrong side between rallies, the undo button takes the last point back, and the serve returns with it.
The serve follows the rally
In squash, the player who wins the rally serves the next one. Countoo moves the serve for you as you tap, so you can see who is up without having to think back over the last point. At the start of a new game, the winner of the last game serves first.
See how hard that really was
Squash is hard work, and now you have the numbers to prove it. Countoo records your match as a workout through Apple Health, with heart rate, calories and time. On your iPhone you can review the result and see your wins, losses and most-played sport build up over time.
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 squash
- Points to 11, won by two
- The games each side has won
- Who serves next
- Heart rate, calories and match time
Does it use point-a-rally scoring?
Yes. Every rally scores a point, whoever served it.
Can I undo a point?
Yes. The undo button takes back the last point and puts the serve back too.