Real tennis scoring
Track 0–15–30–40, deuce, advantage, games, sets, and tie-breaks automatically with large tappable score cards.
Apple Watch tennis scoring + automatic match stats
Score your tennis match. Understand it after.
Tennis Score Wizard turns Apple Watch into a fast tennis scoreboard for real matches. Track points, games, sets, tie-breaks, serve position, workout time, live heart rate, match history, and automatic post-match stats directly from your wrist.
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Automatic match stats
Serve & return insights
Pressure points
Apple Health workouts
Live heart rate
Local match history
Built for real tennis matches
A watch-first scoring flow for players who need quick controls, correct tennis rules, useful history, and clear post-match insight.
Automatic match stats
After a match, History can show points, serve, return, pressure, tie-break, and game flow stats generated from normal scoring taps.
Workout recording
Optionally record a tennis match as an Apple Health workout and review average heart rate, max heart rate, and active calories.
Match control
Use coin toss server selection, serve-side guidance, Switch Server, Undo, automatic match finish, and local match history.
Screenshots
Follow the full match flow: setup, workout recording, live scoring, tie-breaks, finished matches, history, and automatic stats.
Match setup
Choose singles or doubles, Best of 3 or Best of 5, and your set rule before the match starts.
Server and workout
Pick the first server, use coin toss, enable Record Workout, and start the match from one screen.
Live scoring
Score from large cards while server, serve side, sets, workout status, and live heart rate stay visible.
Tie-breaks
Track tie-break points at 6–6 with the same large, fast Apple Watch scoring controls.
Match finished
When the match is decided, the app shows the winner, set result, and quick access to History or Done.
History overview
Review wins, losses, stopped matches, win rate, and saved matches directly on Apple Watch.
Match summary
Open a saved match to review score, games, duration, total points, workout status, and stopped-match context.
Workout stats
Recorded workouts can show average heart rate, max heart rate, and active calories after the match is saved.
Points and serve
See total points played, points won by each side, service games, and service points won.
Return and pressure
Review return games, return points, break points saved, and break points converted.
Game flow
See longest game, average points per game, total games, and tie-breaks won or lost.
Match Stats Guide
Version 1.2 adds automatic stats in History. They are calculated from your normal scoring taps, so you do not need to enter aces, winners, rally length, or any extra match data.
Points
Shows total points played and how many points each side won. A close points total usually means the match was tighter than the set score may look.
Serve
Shows how well you performed in your own service games. Service games are games where you served. Service points are individual points played on your serve.
Return
Shows how well you performed when the opponent served. Return games won are breaks of serve. Return points won show how often you won points against the opponent’s serve.
Pressure
Break points saved are break points you survived on your serve. Break points converted are chances you won when the opponent was serving.
Game Flow
Shows the rhythm of the match: longest game, average points per game, total games, and tie-breaks won or lost.
Workout
If Record Workout is enabled and Health permission is granted, History can show average heart rate, max heart rate, and active calories for the saved tennis workout.
Quick examples
Here is how to read common stat lines after a real match.
Points 67–72
You won 67 points and the opponent won 72. A small gap usually means the match was closer than the set score may look.
Service games 3/10
You served in 10 games and won 3 of them. This shows how often you held your own serve.
Return games 6/11
The opponent served in 11 games and you broke serve 6 times.
Break points saved 4/11
You faced 11 break points on your serve and saved 4.
Break points converted 6/13
You had 13 chances to break the opponent’s serve and converted 6.
Avg points/game 6.3
Each game lasted about 6 points on average. Higher numbers usually mean longer, tighter games.
Older matches
Matches saved before automatic stats were added may not include stats. New matches saved with version 1.2 or later can include the new History stats.
Privacy
Match history stays local on your device. Health access is optional and used only for workout recording and heart-rate related workout details.
Quick help
How do I start a match?
Choose Singles or Doubles, select Best of 3 or Best of 5, choose the set rule, pick the first server manually or with coin toss, optionally enable Record Workout, then start scoring.
How do I record a workout?
Enable Record Workout during setup. If you grant Apple Health permission, the match can be recorded as a tennis workout and saved to Apple Health.
How does live heart rate work?
Live heart rate is shown during recorded workouts when Apple Health permission is granted and heart rate data is available from Apple Watch.
What does Menu do?
During a live match, Menu gives access to actions such as Switch Server, stopping an unfinished match, opening history, or starting a new match.
How does Undo work?
Undo reverses the last scored point and restores the previous match state, including points, games, sets, server, serve position, tie-break state, and automatic stats counters.
How does the serve marker work?
When you serve, the tennis ball highlights the side you should serve from. When the opponent serves, it highlights the opponent’s serve side from your watch view.
Understanding match history
Saved matches use compact tennis notation so results and stats stay readable on Apple Watch.
What do Win and Loss mean?
Win means you won the completed match by sets. Loss means the opponent won the completed match by sets.
What does Stopped mean?
Stopped means the match was saved before normal completion. The app keeps the real match context, including sets, games, duration, points, and stats collected so far.
What are S1, S2, and S3?
S1, S2, and S3 mean Set 1, Set 2, and Set 3. For example, S1 6–3 means the first set ended 6 games to 3.
What does TB 7–3 mean?
TB shows the tie-break points inside a 7–6 set. For example, 7–6 · TB 7–3 means the set was won 7–6 and the tie-break points were 7–3.
How are stopped matches evaluated?
If a stopped match has a clear set lead, history shows who was leading by sets. If sets are equal, the app compares games and then tie-break points where available.
What happens to an unfinished set?
For stopped matches, the current unfinished set is saved if it had progress, so history keeps the real match context, for example S3 0–1.
FAQ
Does the app collect data?
No. Match history is stored locally on your device. The app does not require an account and does not send your match history to a server.
Does Apple Health access have to be enabled?
No. Health access is optional. You can score tennis matches without recording a workout.
Do match stats require extra taps?
No. Stats are generated from normal scoring taps. The app does not ask you to enter aces, winners, unforced errors, or rally length.
Can I use it for doubles and tie-breaks?
Yes. The app supports singles, doubles, Best of 3, Best of 5, advantage sets, and tie-break sets.
Can I delete match history?
Yes. Saved matches can be deleted from the history screen.
Privacy
Tennis Score Wizard does not collect personal data.
Match history is stored locally on your device. The app does not require an account and does not transmit, sell, or share personal data.
Apple Health access is optional and is used only to record tennis workouts and show live heart rate during recorded matches when permission is granted.
Support
Need help or want to suggest a feature?
Contact: tennisscorewizard@gmail.com