The story so far

From first serve
to match point.

Padel Pal began as two taps to score a game. Here's everything that's been added since — every feature and every milestone, newest first.

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Session formats
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Latest · July 2026New

Free to score. Pro to run the night.

A first-run tour now walks you through the app in seven quick pages — tap to score, hold to undo, get the watch connected — and you can replay it any time from Settings. Alongside it, Padel Pal drew its line between free and Pro: scoring a match is free forever, and Pro is for the person organising the evening. Locked stats stay visible behind a blur, so you can always see it's your match under there.

  • Seven-page first-run tour, skippable from page one, replayable from Settings
  • Free forever: singles, doubles, Apple Watch, history and the shareable results card
  • Pro: all five session formats, deep match stats, and live sharing
  • Padel Pal Pro — £2.99 a month or £19.99 a year, with the first 14 days free
  • No ads and no account at either tier — that part never changes
July 2026New

Americano, Mexicano and full leagues

The social formats every club night actually runs. Americano rotates partners so everyone plays with everyone and scores points individually. Mexicano goes further and re-pairs players by the standings after each round, so the games stay level all evening. And leagues bring a whole season in — fixtures, results and a table that keeps itself up to date.

  • Americano — automatic partner rotation, court assignments and a live points leaderboard
  • Mexicano — standings-based re-pairing after every round
  • League seasons with generated fixtures and a self-updating table
  • Spectators follow the leaderboard live, in any browser
  • Five session formats in total, alongside knockouts and Winner Stays On
June 2026

Tournaments & King of the Court

Padel Pal grew beyond the single match. Run a full knockout for any number of teams — the draw and byes are handled for you — or fire up King of the Court, the fast three-player format where the winner stays on and everyone else lines up to take the crown. Score King games point-by-point right from your Apple Watch, and let spectators follow the whole tournament live.

  • Single-elimination brackets for any number of teams
  • King of the Court — winner stays on, three players rotate
  • Score King games point-by-point from the Apple Watch
  • Live standings, serving indicators, and a crowned winner
  • Share the tournament live — spectators watch in any browser
June 2026

Made for Apple Watch

Leave your phone in the bag. Your match now stays on your wrist for the entire game — no more waking the watch between points — and every match is logged as a real workout, with heart rate, calories, and Activity-ring credit. Bigger, edge-to-edge panels make scoring mid-rally effortless.

  • The match stays on screen the whole game
  • Every match counts as a real workout
  • Full-screen score panels, easy to tap without looking
Spring 2026

Phone and watch, always in step

Score from whichever device is closest. Every point, every undo, and every new match mirrors instantly between iPhone and Apple Watch — and if they ever drift apart, a single tap brings them right back together.

  • Scores mirror between devices in real time
  • Undo on one device updates the other instantly
  • One-tap re-sync whenever you need it
April–May 2026

Go live for spectators

Let everyone watch — no app required. Tap Go Live, share a link or show a QR code courtside, and friends, family, or the pair waiting for the court follow along in real time on a full-screen scoreboard that even calls the score out loud.

  • Share your match with a link or a QR code
  • Spectators watch live in any browser
  • Full-screen scoreboard that announces the score
April 2026

Never look down to know the score

A buzz of feedback on every point, a distinct sound for each team, and a clear voice that announces the score the way padel players actually call it — so you can keep your eyes on the ball and your head in the game.

  • Haptic feedback on every single point
  • A different sound for each team
  • Spoken score announcements, padel-style
April 2026

Deep stats, down to the player

See exactly how a match was won. Doubles Stats mode follows every player individually — serve and return points, break points, hold percentage, and hot streaks — then wraps the whole story into a clean, shareable image for the group chat.

  • Per-player serve, return, and break-point stats
  • Set-by-set breakdowns and team comparisons
  • One-tap shareable results image
Throughout 2026

Fast, polished, and free to score

Open it and play. The app launches instantly, the keyboard is ready before you are, and scoring stays smooth even in the middle of a rally — with quiet safeguards so you never lose a match by accident. Free to download, free to score, no account, no ads.

  • Instant launch and lag-free scoring
  • Gentle guards so a match is never lost by mistake
  • Scoring is free forever — no account, no ads
Where it began

It started with two taps

The very first version did one thing beautifully: two big panels, tap to score. Games, sets, tiebreaks, deuce, advantage, and golden point were all handled automatically — in singles or doubles, portrait or landscape. Everything since has been built on that foundation.

  • Tap-to-score in portrait or landscape
  • Games, sets, tiebreaks and deuce handled for you
  • Singles, doubles, best of 3 or 5, golden point
First serve, early 2026

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