Apple Watch only
Leave your iPhone in your bag, or at home. The watch runs the whole match on its own, keeps every point and saves the workout to Apple Health. You can even install WatchStats on the watch by itself.
Pickleball on your wrist
Dink more.Count less.
WatchStats keeps score on your Apple Watch. Tap once per rally and it calls the score for you: points, side-outs and server numbers, with a live scoreboard on your iPhone. Every match is a workout too, saved to Apple Health and your Activity rings.
- $1.99, one time
- No subscription
- No ads
- No account
- Doubles, singles & rally
- Tap or turn the Crown
- Live iPhone scoreboard
- Every match is a workout
How it works
One tap per rally. That's it.
No counting on your fingers, no "wait, what's the score?" between points. WatchStats follows the rules so you can follow the ball.
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Pick your game
Doubles or singles, side-out or rally scoring, games to 11, 15 or 21, and a single game or best of 3 or 5. Start on your watch, or set it up on your iPhone.
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Tap whoever won the rally
Tap the bottom of the screen for your side and the top for theirs, or turn the Digital Crown: down for you, up for them. WatchStats works out points, side-outs and the server number.
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Everyone sees the score
Your iPhone turns into a big scoreboard in portrait or landscape. Stand it by the net and the whole court can read the call, like 4-2-1.
Your way
Watch, iPhone, or both.
One purchase covers both. Score on whichever you have with you, and they stay in step when you use them together.
iPhone only
No watch? Tap Start without Watch and score on the big board: tap the side that won each rally. Handy for a ref, a coach, or a phone on a tripod by the net.
Both together
Score on your wrist and the iPhone board follows every point, live. Start a match on either one, and tap or undo on either one: they stay in sync.
Try the call
Pickleball scoring, made obvious.
Tap whoever won each rally on the scoreboard and watch the call update, just like on your wrist. It runs on the same rules as the app.
- The call is three numbers in doubles: the serving team's score, the receiving team's score, then the server number, like 4-2-1.
- Only the serving team scores in side-out games. Lose a rally on serve and the serve moves on instead.
- The first team starts on server 2, so the opening call is 0-0-2 and one lost rally is a side out.
- Games go to 11, 15 or 21 and have to be won by 2.
Doubles, side-out scoring. The first team starts on server 2, so the opening call is 0-0-2. Tap whoever won each rally.
Features
Everything the court needs. Nothing it doesn't.
A scoreboard the whole court can read
Huge numbers, the serving side lit green with SERVE RIGHT or SERVE LEFT, and an orange SIDE OUT call when the serve changes.
- Portrait or landscape, flip sides, rotate for any spot
- Optional voice that announces the score
- Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island
Made for Apple Watch
Start doubles, singles or rally from your wrist. Each point, side-out and win has its own haptic, so you feel the score without looking.
- Tap, or turn the Digital Crown
- Undo any point, and pick up an unfinished match
- Keeps scoring even when your iPhone isn't nearby
Every match is a workout
Start a game on your Apple Watch and WatchStats starts a pickleball workout for you, with live heart rate and active calories. When the match ends it's saved to Apple Health, shows in the Fitness app and counts toward your Activity rings.
- No separate workout to start: the game is the workout
- Press Start on your iPhone and it starts on your paired watch
- Heart-rate chart and zones for each match
- Training mode: a workout without keeping score
History and stats
Your last 50 matches with win rate, wins and losses, average length and your win streak.
- Score race chart you can scrub through
- Where you played and the weather at the time
Share how it went
Turn any match into a result card with the score and the race: a green card, a transparent sticker, or over your own photo.
Broadcast the score live
Turn on Live board and anyone can follow the match on any screen: scan the QR code, open the link, or type the 6-character code at watchstats.thecloudgrid.com/scores. The web board mirrors your scoreboard point by point.
- Great for a TV at the club, a tablet courtside, or friends at home
- Off until you open it; Stop sharing any time
- Shares names and the score only, never health data
Inside the app
Watch + iPhone, in step.
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One price
$1.99once
- Pay once, keep it. No subscription, ever.
- No ads, no account, no sign-up.
- Scoring works offline. No Wi-Fi needed on court.
- Your matches and health data stay on your devices.
Questions
Good to know
What is WatchStats?
WatchStats is a pickleball score keeper app for Apple Watch and iPhone, made by theCloudGrid. You tap whoever won each rally (or turn the Digital Crown) and it keeps the score, the server and the call for side-out doubles, singles and rally scoring, with a live scoreboard on your iPhone and every watch match saved to Apple Health.
How does WatchStats keep score?
You tap whoever won each rally, on the watch or the iPhone, or turn the Digital Crown. WatchStats applies the scoring rules for you: points only for the serving team in side-out games, the second server, side outs, game point and win by 2. It shows the call the way you'd say it, like 4-2-1.
Do I need an iPhone, an Apple Watch, or both?
Either, or both. Use it on Apple Watch alone (the watch runs the whole match by itself), on iPhone alone with Start without Watch, or on both together, where the iPhone scoreboard follows your watch live.
Which devices does it work on?
iPhone with iOS 17 or later, and Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later.
Does it do doubles, singles and rally scoring?
Yes. Side-out doubles (with the 0-0-2 start and server numbers), side-out singles, and rally scoring, with games to 11, 15 or 21 and a single game or best of 3 or 5.
Is there a subscription?
No. WatchStats is $1.99 once on the App Store (shown in your local currency). There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no account to make.
Does it save my match as a workout?
Yes. Starting a game on your Apple Watch starts a pickleball workout, so you don't need the Workout app as well. It's saved to Apple Health with heart rate, active calories and time, shows in the Fitness app and counts toward your Activity rings.
Keep your eye on the ball.
WatchStats keeps the score. $1.99 for iPhone and Apple Watch.
