In tiebreak matches, you can now change the format of the final set right before it starts. You can decide to play the full set or just a match tiebreak game. When the score announcer is on you can re-announce the score by tapping the announcer button (on Apple Watch) or from the external output drawer (on iPhone). On watchOS 26 and later you can announce the score on-demand, even when automatic announcements are muted, by holding down on the scoreboard. On iPad, some sheets are now presented in a larger form factor.

This update adds more match format options including customizing the number of games to win a set, the margin to win by, and the tiebreak game format. Setup a pro set, Fast4, or a fully custom match. No-ad scoring is now an option for all match modes.

Fixes an issue on some iOS versions where the doubles service order button was not shown.

This update prevents auto-correction for name entry fields.

Score announcements are now available on watchOS. If your Apple Watch is connected to an external speaker, the scores will be announced from that speaker. An issue where the match handoff sometimes would not complete has been resolved. The set scoreboard when sharing to a secondary display now has 20% larger text. Minor visual issues affecting some device models and OS versions have been resolved.

Resolves an issue where the complication was not appearing on some Apple Watch models.

Improved reliability when handing off matches from iPhone to Apple Watch.

This update introduces a new Coach mode where you can keep track of the set scores of multiple matches simultaneously on your iPhone or iPad. There are new ways to share matches on iPhone. In the Match History and in Coach mode you can share multiple matches in a unified summary. You can also now share the score during a match. Incomplete matches are labeled “In Progress” when shared from the game screen and “Suspended” when shared from the History Tab. A satellite option has been added to the Match History map. Visuals across the app have been refreshed for iOS 26 and watchOS 26.

Resolves an issue with advantage set scoring on Apple Watch.

- Jump from a warmup to a match or start another match without ending the current workout - See point & time distribution statistics on new graphics in the Match History on iPhone - On Apple Watch Ultra, you can now configure the action button to start a Tennis Scorecard warmup

- Adds the ability to reorder the start menu on Apple Watch - Reorders the progression screen so the next server is visible without scrolling - Adds navigation buttons to the rulebook - Matches on iPhone now automatically resume if the app closes during a match - Resolves an issue where the wrong next server was displayed in doubles matches

- Introduces a more modern way to navigate the phone app - Adds a brand new map for visualizing your matches by court location - Match History now includes the ability to simultaneously share or delete multiple matches - An in-app user guide explains each of the match mode options - When screen mirroring, a redesigned scoreboard appears on your TV - Optionally enable audio announcements of the score - New icon customizations - Resolves an issue with resuming matches on Apple Watch when the app is quit during a match

Improvements to the in-app purchase experience

Adds support for double tap on compatible Apple Watch models. Increase the score of one player without touching the display by tapping your index finger and thumb together twice. Customize which player this is in settings.

This update contains UI improvements, adds the ability to add notes to player names, and removes the character limit.

On watchOS, workouts longer than 1 hour are shown in hours instead of minutes, the match background changes to black when the always-on display is dimmed, and all quick score games start a workout by default. On iOS, the match history map label now includes the state/province/region and the notes editor has an improved UI.

In doubles matches, each team's service order now continues into the next set instead of resetting. Weather data shows wind gusts in place of wind speed if available.

- Browse your match history on Apple Watch and resume incomplete matches without your iPhone. - View weather conditions of past matches. - See tiebreak game scores in the match history on iPhone. - Add notes to past matches. - Select from recents when entering player names on iPhone. - Manually add names to the recents list. - Flip the default player colors. - Swipe left on a match in the history list to delete it. - Select either USTA or ITF for the rulebook link.

This update fixes an issue with editing player names on older versions of watchOS.

- Individual games can now be set to a tiebreak game format. - Incomplete matches automatically change status from "In Progress" to "Suspended" after another match is added to the history. - Select from recently used player names when starting a match on Apple Watch. - Customize the app icon with a choice of 12 stunning options. - An issue where duplicate matches were saving to the history on older versions of watchOS has been fixed.

This update improves reliability, fixes bugs, and adds App Clip support.

Start a match on Apple Watch without your iPhone. The summary screen at the end of a match now includes workout metrics. A new warmup option allows you to track your workout without starting a match.

Visuals across the app have been given a refined look & feel. You can now keep score of doubles matches with the purchase of Scorecard Rematch.

A new indicator shows the current service side of the court. The large scoreboard option on the watch app now shows the latest set score on the game tab.

This feature-packed update includes: - Best-of-three and best-of-five set matches (the most requested feature!) - Customize the deciding set in a tiebreak - Improved layout on iPad - A new large scoreboard option on Apple Watch