iMatch 2.3.15 — Share your best points, score from your phone, enter events in a tap. • New: Export a point as a video clip with the live score burned in, ready to post, or in a 9:16 frame for Instagram and TikTok Stories. Every clip ends on a score card with the point's score, the game situation (Match point, Game point, Deuce) and your match link • Drag the scorebug anywhere on the video; it stays there, and your clips use the same spot • Annotate is redesigned: score a table tennis match from its video with two big tap targets, swipe to undo, timeouts, cards and the change of ends. Scoring now starts reliably, and you feel a different tap for a point, a game and the match • New: Enter a free singles event right from the tournament page • Scoring on your phone: your first point starts the match, the scorer stops once the match is won, and you can correct a finished result with your opponent's confirmation. Both players see when a result is disputed, and the result screen updates when your opponent confirms • Byes now show as byes in draws and schedules • Home and Matches stay accurate: a called match and your bell appear on Home without leaving it, a called match says Called, the third-place match is named instead of Round 1, the tournament status follows the tournament, and a rating change shows the rating it started from • On iPhone Duo, video plays beside the rallies, the scoreboard and the match page, and Matches opens a match beside its list • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.13 — Duel and Group match: play a real match anywhere, no tournament needed. • New: Duel. Play a quick singles or doubles match with other iMatch players. Show your Duel QR, or challenge a player from their profile; one of you taps Start, the other taps ACK, and you score it together on the Duel scoreboard • New: Group match. Club owners and admins can run a quick round robin for 3 to 8 club members. Players join by scanning the group's QR, games start from a live bracket, and standings update as you play • Duel results and match stats on your Me tab, the Matches tab and your career page • Share a point: in a match review, tap Share on the Point Navigator to send the point you're on • Score early or late? Reviews scored without video stamps get a nudge to line the score up with the video in half-second steps • Contact support from inside the app • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.11 — safer self-scoring, clearer teams and payments, and screens that say what went wrong. • Self-scoring: an unsent score comes back if you close the app, the review screen lets you go back and edit, and closing asks before a result is thrown away • A match with the games level is no longer sent as your opponent's win • The player confirming a result sees the game scores, and is told if the result changed • My Teams lists each team and event separately, so you can pay or confirm a team's second event • A withdrawn or no-show team no longer offers Pay, and after you pay for an entry its button stays off until the entry appears • A referee's scoreboard now says when a tap was not recorded • Video analysis checks your start and end times before you submit • When something can't load, iMatch says why and offers Retry, instead of "nothing yet" • Watching a live match no longer leaves you on a black screen if the connection fails • Signing out now clears your screens, saved cards and notifications from the phone, so the next person to sign in starts clean • Permission prompts and notification settings are now translated • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.9 — score tennis live, and hand your stream to another phone. • Tennis scoring: points, games and sets on the scorer, with a serve and receive order prompt for doubles • Follow a live tennis match on a read-only scoreboard • Hand a live program off to the phone that picks up its camera feed • Withdraw a program from the Production sheet before it goes live • A brief network drop no longer looks like lost access: iMatch retries first • An expired scorer link now says it has expired instead of waiting • Open a support ticket from inside the app • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.7 — watch a live match from your phone. Score pickleball the way it is really played. • A live match now plays right on the match page • Join someone else's live stream as an extra camera from your own phone • While you stream, a health card shows what the stream is actually doing — program, egress and cameras — so a black screen is never a mystery • Ending a stream that fails now says so and offers a retry, instead of quietly claiming it ended • Pickleball is scored properly now, side-out serving included. The board marks which server is up • Pickleball's first-server exception is re-applied at the start of every game, not just the first • A referee can scan a match's QR code and score that one match. No account, no sign-in • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.6 — uploads that finish, and videos you can actually watch. • An upload keeps going while you use other apps, and picks up where it left off if the app closes mid-transfer — no more uploads that quietly die • Your uploaded video plays back again: it had been hidden behind an analysis panel we retired • The review list notices the moment analysis finishes — no more pulling to refresh to find out it was ready • A question that can't be sent now says why, instead of looking like a dead button • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.4 — better control of a live stream. • Pause a live stream and pick it back up — you no longer have to end it just to take a break between matches • My QR code tells you what to do when you haven't claimed a handle yet • Withdrawing from a tournament works reliably again • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.3 — small fixes that show well. • My QR code now carries the iMatch mark, with clearer wording — it opens your public iMatch page • Video review uploads work reliably again • Fixed audio capture when streaming from a direct camera connection • Fixes and polish throughout

iMatch 2.3.2 — a real welcome for new players. • New-player onboarding: a quick, skippable setup for your name, photo, sport, playing profile, and @handle — so your first tournament registration has zero surprises • A "Get started" checklist on Home for anything you skipped — each row opens the right editor • The notification prompt now asks at the right moment, with context — not at first launch • Google and Apple avatars appear on your profile automatically • Fixes and polish throughout