What's new since 3.10: • More reliable video exports. Fixed exports getting stuck while preparing the overlay. Improved cancellation, retries, and full-quality download error messages. • A richer workout review. See results, recorded time, rallies, heart rate, and matching media on workout and set cards. Expand a match to explore its score story, point share, and interactive score and heart-rate charts. • Score overlays for photos. Add the recorded score, set tally, heart rate, and location to a workout photo. Choose the score moment, customize the overlay, and save it for sharing. • Your workout media, together. Summary and Media cards now sit before the set list, with separate photo and video counts. Find matching photos and videos in one Media section, with saved results that appear quickly and refresh in the background. Link a workout to a Photos album or add individual clips to an album. • More video export choices. Choose 720p, 1080p, 4K where supported, or original dimensions, while keeping original audio. Preload iCloud videos on Wi-Fi while you edit. Pro can hide the WatchMyScore name on photo and video overlays. • Simplified Chinese on iPhone and Apple Watch. Choose System Default, English, or Simplified Chinese in App Language. Overlay labels, default team names, and point announcements follow your language; custom team names stay yours. • More ways to recover DJI recording times. Support now includes raw DJI camera filenames alongside DJI Mimo imports, with searchable recording time zones, time-zone clues from other photos, and undoable date fixes. • Easier badminton rule choices. Choose the sport and score goal separately, and correct the goal on an archived badminton match without changing its recorded points. • More polish throughout. Clearer watch labels, more space around overlay names and heart rate, and more reliable history loading. Settings now shows the app version.

What's new since 3.2: • Safer, easier controls during play. Larger Undo, Pause, and Hold to unlock controls are easier to use between rallies. Crown-side touch protection adapts to how you wear your watch, and a longer Crown cooldown helps prevent accidental double points. • Clearer match decisions. Native pause and match-finished sheets show the set score with full-width actions for continuing, ending the match, or ending the workout. • Every workout can count. Save a session even when no rallies were scored, with useful duration and calorie summaries instead of an empty history entry. • Faster match-video preparation. Video opening now shows progress, an estimated time remaining, and a cancel action. Overlay exports continue while you move around the app or lock the screen. • Better DJI timestamp recovery. WatchMyScore detects likely recording-time mismatches, lets you choose the recording time zone, explains each proposed correction, and applies or undoes fixes one video at a time. • Cleaner video overlays and clip matching. A compact live scoreboard and heart rate overlay stays visible throughout the clip, score events call out each point, and workout pages help identify videos recorded during play.

What's new since 2.6: - **A cleaner scoreboard on your video.** The overlay is now one tidy scoreboard bar — match, set score, both sides' points, heart rate, and where you played, all in a single strip — and it stays on screen for the whole clip instead of blinking in and out. Every point sends a scrolling *US SCORE* / *THEM SCORE* banner across the bar in the scoring side's colour, and the match-winning point gets its own *US WINS* / *THEM WINS* banner. - **Line the score up with your video.** A new *Overlay offset* control nudges the score updates a little earlier so they land with the play as it happened, not the beat later when you tapped — or tap *Auto* and WatchMyScore reads the motion in your clip and suggests the offset for you. - **Find the right clip, faster.** Each workout shows how many of your videos it can score, and the picker lists only the clips actually filmed during play. If your camera saved a clip with the time it was imported rather than filmed (DJI does this), tap *Can't find your videos?* and WatchMyScore recovers the real filming time and corrects it in Photos — undoable at any time. - **Exports that finish.** Burning the overlay into a video now runs app-wide: a progress bar rides above the tabs wherever you go, and the render keeps going when you leave the app or the screen locks. - **Fix where you played.** Indoor courts often leave the watch without a GPS fix, or pin the workout to the wrong nearby place. Open a workout, expand its location, and tap *Edit location* to set the right spot — search for the court or, on newer iPhones, tap it straight on the map. Your original recorded location is kept and never lost. - **No more accidental double points.** A quick flick of the Digital Crown could coast past a second detent and score twice. The pause between crown points is longer now, so one turn means one point.