The Apple Watch app now loads when the watch has no Wi-Fi or cellular of its own and connects through your iPhone. Before, it said Offline. The elimination bracket shows which alliance had each bye. When a match was played while the stream was off, the match screen says so and lists the event's stream links instead of playing the wrong part of the recording.

OpenScout now runs on Apple Watch. It shows your team's events, matches, rankings, skills and awards, along with World Skills and the OpenScout Score board. Complications show your next match, and the Live Activity appears in the Smart Stack. The watch app has a match timer and a score calculator. OpenScout Score predicts unplayed matches. Match video plays at one-day events that post more than one stream link.

Tapping a match result notification opens the event at that match. Canceled events sit at the bottom of every list as one gray line. Signature events come first in Suggested. Match video plays at events that post their own stream links. Coming back to an event refreshes it at once instead of waiting on a stuck request. V5RC qualification matches mark disqualified teams. Signing in finds your team faster. A dropped connection no longer signs you out.

Home is now blocks you arrange, with templates to start from, and Settings has its own tab. Match result notifications for the teams you favorite, and Live Activities that keep updating while OpenScout is closed. Predictions for unplayed matches, from OpenScout Score. Rankings sort by Rank, AP, AWP, OPR, DPR or OSS, and the bracket fits on one screen. New tools: a score calculator drawn as the field, a whiteboard, and a match timer. Export an event to CSV, or save it to read offline. One account for Sign in with Apple, Google and Discord. Cloud team notes stay on their match when VEX renumbers an event's matches. openscout.ing links open in the app.