Need a hand?

Yes. Open the Watch app on your phone, scroll down and install ScoreSay from “Available Apps”. The watch shows two large areas: left is your team, right is theirs; the button below undoes the last point. The score shows on your wrist too. The match runs on the phone — the watch replaces the remote.

First make sure both watch and phone are up to date — an old watchOS is the most common cause. Then check General › App Install › Automatic App Install in the Watch app on your phone. If it still does not appear, install it by hand from the “Available Apps” list.

No — only one is active at a time. The app asks which one you want on first launch, and you can change it later in Settings › Devices. This is deliberate: the two paths work differently, and leaving both on can cause points to be entered by accident.

Any model running watchOS 10 or later — that is Apple Watch Series 4 and up, including SE and Ultra. Keeping both watch and phone up to date heads off the most common problem.

No. The phone runs the match and the watch is its remote: to enter points, the paired iPhone must be nearby with a match open. If the phone cannot be reached, a point tapped on the watch is not processed — it is deliberately not queued, because a point that lands ten seconds later on court is more confusing than one that never lands. Reading the last score does work offline: close and reopen the watch app mid-match and the score is right there.

Yes. Wear OS 3 and later are supported — Galaxy Watch 4 and up, and Pixel Watch. Install the watch app from the Play Store on your watch; the score shows on your wrist and you add points from there. The match runs on the phone.

Yes. There is a full tournament mode for Americano, Mexicano and their team versions: scores go in courtside with one tap and the standings update instantly, while the app also handles the draw and the serve order. Players see the table and their next match on their own phone, and spectators follow at scoresay.com/t/CODE in a browser. Details are on the Tournament page.

The app is not tied to one brand. Almost any remote that connects to the phone as a keyboard works, including cheap AB Shutter style selfie clickers. The “Learn key” feature records what your remote actually sends, so whatever you own can be used.

Yes. You can score by tapping the screen. The remote is simply a convenient way to score without touching the phone or interrupting play.

The score is spoken using your phone’s own text-to-speech — “thirty – forty”. English, Turkish, French, Spanish, Italian and German are supported, and you can turn on a second announcement language: every score is then called in both languages, one after the other — handy when the four players don’t share a language. Connect the phone to a Bluetooth speaker and the whole court hears it.

Nothing is lost. Close the app or let the phone die — the match resumes where it left off, and you will see a “Resume” option when you open the app. Finished matches stay in the history screen.

No. Every feature works without one; your matches and settings stay on your phone. An account is optional and opens with your email address — no password, just the 6-digit code sent to your inbox. With an account: your settings and match history follow you from device to device, you can add friends, matches you play together land in their history too, and friends can watch your score live. Details in the privacy policy.

Go to Account › Friends. Three ways: scan the QR code on your friend’s screen, share your invite link in a message, or type their code by hand. Both of you need to be signed in.

Yes. If you are both signed in and friends, pick your friend as a player when setting up the match: the match shows live in their app and is written to their history when it ends.

On the new-match screen pick Pickleball as the sport: side-out serving, games to 11, 15 or 21. Americano as a single match is under Rules › Match type: a target of 16, 21, 24 or 32 points, the serve rotates every 2 or 4 points, a draw is possible. Multi-court tournaments are a separate tournament mode.

In the app: Settings › Account › Delete account. Deletion is immediate, with no waiting period: everything goes, including your email, nickname, profile photo, device list, synced settings and match summaries. Tournaments you set up remain because they are shared with other people; only their link to your account is removed. Before deleting you can take a copy of your data with “Download my data”. If you cannot access the app, write to [email protected] from your account’s email address and we will carry out the same deletion.

In the free version a short ad is shown only when a match ends — never mid-game. The yearly Ad-Free subscription removes ads entirely; you pay with one tap through the store and never type anything into the app.

Subscriptions are managed through your store account: on Android via Google Play → Profile → Payments and subscriptions → Subscriptions; on iPhone via Settings → your name → Subscriptions. If you cancel, you stay ad-free until the end of the current period.

Yes. Choose tennis mode on the setup screen: singles and doubles, advantage or golden point, tie-break and super tie-break — all common set formats are supported.