Your match stats go deeper. Point Pace shows how long the points you won ran against the ones you lost, whether you finished a match at the pace you started, how deuce points compare with everything else, and how a match measured up against your own average. On the watch, you can now choose how much history it keeps. And the whole app feels more alive. Plus minor fixes and improvements.

Know where you stand. RacketTap Level gives everyone in your roster a private rating, per sport, worked out from your own match history. It never leaves your phone — it's your group's ladder, not a global one. Player profiles now show chemistry: who you win most with, who you struggle against, and your longest-running rivalry. Every partner and opponent gets one row with both records side by side. You can finally rename a player, and the new name follows them through every match you've already played — so nobody's record gets split in two. New match stats. Effort shows points played, points per minute and your longest winning run, on every match in your history. Ball in Play shows how many rallies you played, how long they ran, and how much of the match the ball was actually moving — that one starts with matches you record from this version onward. Sassy callouts. Switch them on and your phone starts having opinions at the end of every set — "That escalated quickly." "One sided. Beautifully so." "No survivors." And you can blame anyone. Your partner, someone who isn't even at the court, the wind, gravity itself. Type a name before the match ends and the credit goes out loud: "Nobody deserved to lose that one. That was gravity's fault." Plus minor fixes and improvements.

Keep score for a match you're not playing in. Switch on Scorekeeper mode and your watch becomes a scorecard for someone else's match — a friend's game, a club match, your kids on court. No workout is recorded, and the match stays out of your own stats and history. Your iPhone shows the score courtside as usual, with the teams named by colour so everyone watching can follow. Plus minor fixes and improvements.

A clearer finish to every match. The end-of-set and end-of-match screens have been redesigned so everyone around the court can read them at a glance — not just whoever is holding the phone. The winning side is now named by its colour, blue or orange, so the result is clear to anyone looking. Turn your phone sideways and the whole scoreline fits on a single screen. Plus minor fixes and improvements.

Set up matches your way on iPhone. Match rules now live in Settings. Choose the format, sets, games and deuce rule for each sport — the app remembers them, and shows only the settings that actually apply to the format you picked. Going straight into the next match? "Save & start another" keeps the same players. The tabs have a new order, with Live first. Plus minor fixes and improvements.

Undo now works right to the end - if the match-winning point was scored by mistake, you can take it back from the summary screen. - The voice announcer now calls set point and match point - New Background music setting: choose whether announcements lower your music, and when - Minor fixes and improvements

German is now a full app language - menus, and the spoken score. - A speaker button now sits with the other Live controls, so you can start or stop score announcements mid-match without going to Settings - A refreshed look across the iPhone and watch menus - Minor fixes and improvements

Better Bluetooth remote support and a clearer Live scoreboard. - More reliable scoring with a Bluetooth camera remote, and you can now match the press timing to your own remote - A heads-up if your iPhone volume is too high for the remote to be detected - The end-of-set summary now stays on screen until you tap it - New option to show earlier set scores on the Live scoreboard - Minor fixes and improvements

Fixes an issue where the Health access prompt could reappear every time you opened a match or started a workout, even after you had already granted access. Your permissions now stick.

This update makes your match history faster, lighter, and more reliable. - Faster, lighter iCloud sync that restores quickly on a new device - A clearer iCloud backup status in Settings - Various fixes and stability improvements

Pickleball is here. RacketTap now scores four racket sports. - Pickleball singles and doubles with traditional side-out scoring (server-only scores, doubles server 1/2, "0-0-2" style calls) plus an optional rally-scoring mode - Points to 11, 15, or 21; best of 1, 3, or 5 games - SIDE OUT and SERVER 2 banners on the watch and phone scoreboards so you always know whose turn it is - Serve effectiveness stats: On Serve %, On Receive %, and Serve Possession % in side-out mode - 8 new pickleball achievements - Web live viewer updated for pickleball - Also: watch Settings crown scroll fixed, tennis default-mode button order corrected, voice silent-after-Settings bug fixed

Badminton is here! RacketTap now scores three racket sports. • Badminton singles & doubles with real BWF rules — rally scoring, win by 2, golden point at 29-29 • Play to 21, 15, or 11 points, best of 1, 3, or 5 games • Serve tracking shows who serves and from which court (R/L) • Interval and change-ends reminders, just like a real match • Voice score announcements for badminton in all four languages • Live courtside view and web live sharing support badminton • Badminton workouts are logged as Badminton in Apple Health

See who's serving — a serving dot on your watch and phone; tap to set the first server.Clearer voice calls — scores read server-first, and game, set, and match wins name the team by colour.Rotate freely — every screen now follows your phone when you turn it sideways.More reliable courtside Live, plus fixes and polish throughout.

Small refinements and under-the-hood improvements. Thanks for keeping score with RacketTap!