Now on Apple Watch. Install the OwnScore watch app and keep score from your wrist — swipe up to add a point, down to take one away, left to undo. A Viewer's watch shows the score as it changes. The app stays on your wrist, dimmed, instead of dropping back to the clock face. Put the phone away. Tap and hold both scores to lock the screen, then pocket the phone and keep score from your wrist. Bigger scores. The digits now fill their half of the screen instead of leaving an empty band underneath, in both portrait and landscape. The app name and the "Live" reading now share a line of their own along the bottom, clear of the score rather than sitting over it. Fixed: team names and location sometimes never reached an Android Viewer, leaving it showing placeholders for the whole game. Fixed: an error could appear where the banner belongs after moving between the game list and the score screen.

Bug fixes.

Bigger scores. The digits now fill their half of the screen instead of leaving an empty band underneath, in both portrait and landscape. The app name and the "Live" reading now share a line of their own along the bottom, clear of the score rather than sitting over it. Fixed: an error could appear where the banner belongs after moving between the game list and the score screen.

Bigger scores. The digits now fill their half of the screen instead of leaving an empty band underneath, in both portrait and landscape. The app name and the "Live" reading now share a line of their own along the bottom, clear of the score rather than sitting over it. Fixed: team names and location sometimes never reached an Android Viewer, leaving it showing placeholders for the whole game. Fixed: an error could appear where the banner belongs after moving between the game list and the score screen.

Tapping a Caster that is still testing its network now runs that test and links you, instead of stopping on a blank screen. Those Casters show "Waiting for network test" in the list rather than a score that does not exist yet. Landscape: the QR button lines up with the team and location bar, and the drop-down title bar now covers that bar completely. Sending a Key or Lock QR Code as an image now includes the network it was published on and the Lock fingerprint, so it still makes sense away from the screen it came from. The Lock QR controls are larger and better separated, and Help has a new Lock QR section explaining how to put several Casters behind one Lock so a Viewer needs only one Key. In Europe and the UK you will be asked for ad consent, and you can change your answer at any time from Ad Privacy Options on the home screen.

Dark theme throughout to save battery power Fixed a problem where linking to a device running both OwnScore and ScoreControl could fail or show a blank screen. Clearer wording and layout on the mode screen.

Linking is much simpler in this release. • Tap Link on the score screen to reach the game list, scan a Key QR code, or pick a Caster that's already broadcasting. • Viewers go straight to the game list after you choose your role. • Key QR codes can be shared as an image — long press to send by Messages, AirDrop or Mail, and the other device reads it with Photo. • Delete all keys is always on the list screen, so a clean start is one tap. • A Viewer no longer rejoins a game whose Caster has unlinked it. • The network test runs itself and picks how devices talk. If WiFi won't cooperate, OwnScore uses Bluetooth. • Separate Support and Feedback buttons, each going to the right inbox. • Rewritten help, including a step-by-step Quick Start and a plain explanation of Locks and Keys. • Faster, steadier score updates and a long list of linking fixes.

UI enhancements and fixes Added feedback button Added QR format version

UI updates, data format validation, auto network test update, ble fixes

UI redesign, documentation updates, added Ed25519 signing for authentication to prevent spoofing, bug fixesMistakenly submitted encryption documentation - the use of Ed25519 should be exempt.