Try Premium free for seven days. The yearly plan now opens with a free week, and the page tells you what it turns into before you commit to anything. Games you score on your Watch no longer pile up as duplicates in your log. A sitting that reached your phone over more than one route — or that your phone picked up again later — is now recognised as the same games instead of being banked twice. Tapping a "Match Finished" notification opens that game now. It used to switch to the Log tab and stop there. Faster launches. Sessions whose calorie data never arrived from Health were being re-asked on every single launch, and that lookup got slower the longer you'd had the app. Each session is now asked once. Season-long wrist stats and the Your Results section in Body & Performance are now part of Premium. Your per-session cards, readiness, drills and past debriefs stay free.

Faster. The app was redoing the same work over and over every time a screen refreshed, which made it stutter — worst right after you opened it. That's fixed. Your coach now keeps what you tell it about a session you didn't log games for. Tag a detected workout or leave a note, and it sticks, instead of the coach asking you for it again the next time you look. Also: the 100 Matches badge has its icon back.

The biggest update yet — a new look, and your Apple Watch now sees the game. • Redesigned top to bottom: a new Home that opens on your rating, your streak, and your latest coach debrief at a glance. • Apple Watch swing tracking: start a session on the Watch and the app counts your swings and rallies, breaks down your shot mix, and shows it under "What your wrist saw" on the Stats tab — no tapping required. • Zero-input coaching: play a Pickleball workout with no games logged and your coach still writes up the session — effort, structure, and what to work on next time. • Refer a friend and you both get a free month of Premium. • Heart rate is now captured at full resolution for every session. Plus dozens of smaller fixes and polish.

Invite a friend and you both get 3 free coach debriefs — your code is in Profile › Invite Friends. Your coach now works from what a session already has: • An auto-detected session saves on its time on court alone — you no longer have to enter a game first. • Debriefs read live-scored Watch games and observed workouts, so an afternoon you never typed into still gets coached. • A sitting with no games logged keeps its place in History, so you can go back and add them later. Also in this update: • Onboarding introduces your AI coach and asks up front, instead of leaving it buried behind your first logged session. • Every debrief and season insight asks whether it actually helped, with a direct line to us when it didn't.

Small but useful: • If a coach debrief doesn't generate, you can now report the problem right from that screen instead of digging through Settings. • Better Apple Watch connection diagnostics, so setup issues are easier to spot. • Groundwork for curated drill videos.

Logging a session used to take about 36 taps, and wouldn't save without a named opponent and a tag. Now it takes two. • Tap "+ Win" or "+ Loss" once per game. That's a complete session — everything else is optional. • Open play against people whose names you never caught? Say how strong they were instead: below you, about even, above you, or the level of the court. Your rating keeps working either way. • Score gone after six games? Say how close it was — Close, Comfortable or Blowout. An honest read beats a guessed number. • New on Apple Watch: a one-tap mode. Put your watch down, play, and tap Won or Lost in the gap before the next game. Heart rate and time come along on their own. • "Your Coach's Read" now shows what your coach will see while you're logging, and what one more thing would add to it. Your coach got better at reading all of this. It knows the difference between something you said once about the whole afternoon and a pattern across four games, and it coaches what you did log instead of asking after what you didn't.

Fixed: the paywall could stay on screen after a purchase or restore went through. It now closes reliably, and restoring on a new device is recognised properly. The rest is under the hood — better instrumentation, so we can tell which parts of the coaching actually help your game and put the work where it counts.

Enhancements to onboarding and a new separate tab for Coaching

Readiness Alerts Your Apple Watch already knows when your training load has spiked or your recovery is running low. Until now the app only brought it up after you had played. Now it reaches you a few hours before your usual court time, while you can still do something about it. - A heads-up before the session, not a report afterwards - Only the two reads worth interrupting for: a training-load spike, or an under-recovered stretch - Tap it to open Body and Performance and see the whole picture - Turn it off any time in Profile Also in this release: the readiness cards no longer describe an older reading as if it were todays, and they will not tell you to push the pace and ease off in the same breath.

Play more, get hurt less. Your AI coach now watches for the biggest injury trigger in pickleball — ramping up your training load too fast. When a load spike lands on an under-recovered day, you'll get a clear "Consider a Rest Day" heads-up, plus a dynamic warm-up to ease back in if you do play. Also new: every coaching tip now links a "Watch a drill" video for the exact skill your coach flagged — one tap to a drill for that specific fix.

Behind-the-scenes improvements for a smoother, more reliable experience.

• Your AI coach now tailors each debrief to your skill level and the opponents you faced. • Start with 5 free coaching debriefs (up from 3). • Clearer session logging — the app shows exactly what's left to save, and a quick tag or voice note gives your coach sharper context. • Fixed the Invite Friends link.

What's new in 1.1 • Session Recap: share a clean summary of your day's games straight to Messages, WhatsApp, Instagram Stories, and more. • Daily reminder: an optional nudge to log the matches you played, so your stats and AI coaching stay complete. • Reliability and performance improvements across match logging and Apple Watch.

Refreshed App Store screenshots. This update brings more reliable match notifications after Apple Watch workouts, a browsable library of drill videos, saved coaching debriefs you can revisit anytime, Apple Watch setup help, and an in-app way to send feedback. Plus a fix for a blank Conditioning Trend chart and a smoother first-time setup.