Racket sports

Point by point, set by set

Score tennis, pickleball, badminton and table tennis one rally at a time. Sportdify knows the rules, so deuce, tiebreaks and the serve are worked out for you.

Included on every plan

Big buttons to tap who won each point, with the set score above
A tennis match at 6–4, 2–1 and 30–15 with the server marked

Nobody should argue about the score at 5–5

  • Before: “Calling out the score and losing track.” With Sportdify: Tap who won the point; the score follows the rules.
  • Before: “Forgetting whose serve it is.” With Sportdify: The server changes when the rules say it does.
  • Before: “Draws on a whiteboard at the club.” With Sportdify: Players enter tournaments as individuals or pairs.

How it works

Three steps

  1. Start the match

    Open the game and the right rules load for your sport.

  2. Tap each rally

    Tap the side that won the point. Undo the last one if you tap wrong.

  3. Follow the score

    Games, sets and the serve update by themselves, live for everyone.

Screens

A session asking “Are you in?” with I'm in and Can't make it
One-tap RSVPsKnow who's coming
Membership tiers with prices and recurring billing
MembershipsFees collected in the app

What you get

  • Tennis

    15, 30, 40, deuce and advantage, sets to six with a tiebreak at 6–6, best of three.

  • Pickleball

    Rally scoring to 11, win by two, best of three.

  • Badminton

    Games to 21, win by two, capped at 30, best of three.

  • Table tennis

    Games to 11, win by two, best of five, with the serve every two points.

  • Individual entries

    Players enter tournaments themselves, not as a team.

  • Squad sessions

    Repeating sessions with a court, and one-tap RSVPs.

On every plan

Community and Pro clubs get the same sport tools. The usual platform fee applies to card payments.

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Questions

Which rules does tennis scoring follow?

Advantage scoring, sets to six won by two, a tiebreak to seven at 6–6, and best of three sets.

Can players enter a tournament on their own?

Yes. Racket tournaments take individual entries, so each player enters and appears in the draw by name.

What if I tap the wrong side?

Undo the last point and the score goes back exactly as it was.

Do I need Pro?

No. Rally scoring is on every plan.

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