The pickleball scoreboard that never argues
Tap after every rally. Side-outs, server numbers and game points handle themselves, so nobody has to remember whether it was 6–4–2 or 7–6.
Coming soon
Picklematic Pro for iPhone and Apple Watch. No account needed to score.
The problem
Because memory is a terrible referee
Somebody is certain it was 6–4–2. Somebody else is certain the serve had already changed. The rally was four minutes ago, nobody filmed it, and the point goes to whoever sounds most sure.
Meanwhile the match has stopped, and the four of you are having a conversation instead of playing pickleball.
Picklematic keeps the score instead — for singles, doubles, open play, league nights, and anyone who would rather play than adjudicate.
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matches scored with Picklematic
Why Picklematic
Everything a pickleball match needs
Side-out or rally scoring
Use classic side-out scoring, where only the serving side scores, or award a point on every rally.
Singles or doubles
Track two-player or four-player matches, including the second-server turn in side-out doubles.
Undo any point
One tap back, as many times as you need. Nothing is unrecoverable.
Apple Watch
Score from your wrist between rallies, without leaving the court.
Match history
Every game you have played, kept on device. Sign in only if you want it on more than one.
Works offline
Scoring, history and settings work with no network at all, whether you play indoors or outside.
Automatic score calls
Serving score first, receiving score second, and the server number when side-out doubles needs it.
Share the result
A card with the final score, ready to drop into the group chat that has been arguing about it.
Levels and challenges
Achievements across bronze, silver and gold, plus daily, weekly and monthly challenges.
Under the hood
Why you can trust the number
One engine, both devices
The phone and the watch run the same scoring code — a single shared Swift package, not two implementations that can drift apart. They cannot disagree about a score.
Your history stays put
Matches are kept on your device. Signing in is optional and exists only to carry them to a second one.
Beyond the score
Every match counts for something
The scoreboard is the job. The rest is what makes a Tuesday night worth logging: a level that climbs as you play, achievements across bronze, silver and gold, and challenges that reset daily, weekly and monthly.
Statistics too — how your matches actually go, not just who won.
How it works
Three steps to a running match
No sign-up wall, and no setting you have to go hunting for later. Pick the scoring system, game format and first server, and the scoreboard is live.
Pick the format
Side-out or rally. Singles or doubles. One game, best of three or best of five. Choose 7, 11, 15 or 21 points and the winning margin.
Choose who serves
Tap the side starting the match. Serving side, server number and court rotation follow from there.
Tap to score
Your half of the court is the button. Points, games and the match advance on their own.
Pickleball scoring, explained
How pickleball scoring works
Pickleball score calls depend on who serves, whether the match uses side-out or rally scoring, and whether you play singles or doubles. Picklematic keeps those moving parts together.
Game targets and margin
Choose a game to 7, 11, 15 or 21 points. A two-point margin is the standard choice; win-by-one is available for shortened or team-play formats.
Side-out scoring
Only the serving side can add a point. Losing a rally moves the serve to the next partner or across the net.
- Serving side
- Its score is called first and only it can score
- Side-out
- Serve moves without adding a point
Rally scoring
Every completed rally awards a point, no matter which side served. Each side uses one server before the serve changes.
- Every rally
- One point is awarded
- Score call
- Two numbers; no server number
Match length
Picklematic supports one game, best of three and best of five. A match ends as soon as one side has won the required number of games.
- 1 Game
- One game decides the match
- Best of 3
- First side to two games
- Best of 5
- First side to three games
On the wrist
Score from your wrist
Between rallies you have a few seconds and one free hand. That is the whole design brief for the watch app: the score, who serves, and a target big enough to hit without looking twice.
What it costs
Picklematic Pro
Picklematic Pro unlocks match scoring. Choose lifetime access for $19.99 USD once, or weekly access with a 7-day free trial and then $6.99 USD a week.
One paymentLifetime
$19.99 onceBuy it once and the app is yours for good. Nothing renews, nothing to cancel, nothing to remember. One payment, yours forever.
SubscriptionWeekly
$6.99 a week7 days free, then $6.99 USD a week. The subscription renews automatically until canceled in the App Store.
Pay $19.99 USD once for permanent access, or $6.99 USD weekly after the 7-day free trial.
Prices shown are U.S. prices. The App Store displays your exact local price, trial eligibility, billing period, and renewal terms before you confirm.
Questions
Frequently asked
Is Picklematic free?
No. Scoring a match requires Picklematic Pro: $19.99 USD once for lifetime access or $6.99 USD a week after the 7-day free trial.
What does Picklematic Pro cost?
Choose lifetime access for $19.99 USD once, or a weekly auto-renewing subscription with a 7-day free trial and then $6.99 USD a week. You can cancel in the App Store at any time.
When is Picklematic available?
Soon. The iPhone and Apple Watch apps are built; the listing is not on the App Store yet. This page will carry the download link the day it is.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. You can start scoring a match straight away without signing up. Signing in is optional and only exists so your match history can follow you onto more than one device.
Does Picklematic work without an internet connection?
Yes. Scoring, match history and every setting work fully offline, so nothing in the match flow depends on the network.
How does side-out scoring work?
Only the serving side can score. In doubles, each partner gets a server turn before a side-out, except that the opening serving team starts on second server at 0–0–2. Picklematic tracks the serving side and server number automatically.
Can I undo a point I scored by mistake?
Yes. Undo steps back one rally at a time and can be used repeatedly, including across game boundaries.
Does Picklematic work on Apple Watch?
Yes. The watch app shows the live score and the serving indicator, and lets you add points without taking your phone out of your bag.
What match formats does Picklematic support?
Singles or doubles; side-out or rally scoring; one game, best of three or best of five; targets of 7, 11, 15 or 21; and a one- or two-point winning margin.
Start your next match
Picklematic Pro is built and finished, for iPhone and Apple Watch. It arrives on the App Store shortly.
Coming soon
The download link appears here the day it goes live. Works offline. No account needed to score.