What a padel app should actually do
Most people looking for a padel app start with a scoreboard and stop there. That works for the ninety minutes you are on court and is worthless the following week. Padelistics is built the other way round: everything you record during a match exists so that the match is still useful to you months later.
So the app has three jobs. Capture the match without getting in your way. Keep a history that stays readable as it grows. And turn both into padel statistics that point at something specific you could do differently.
Track every padel match
You can log a match from your iPhone whenever suits you — during the game, at the bar afterwards, or from memory two days later. Nothing needs a connection, so a club with no signal is not a problem.
- Point by point. The match is stored as a sequence, not a final score, so you can walk back through it and find the game where it turned.
- Shot by shot. Winners, errors, serves, volleys and smashes, attributed to the point they decided.
- Set by set. Each set keeps its own breakdown, which is where patterns like a collapsing third set become visible.
- Opponents and partners. Matches are filed against the people you played, so a record builds up per opponent.
Track matches from Apple Watch
Recording detail during a match is only realistic if it costs you nothing. That is what the Apple Watch companion is for: one-tap controls for winners, errors and serves, with haptic confirmation so you can log a point without looking down and without breaking your rhythm between rallies. Everything you tap on the wrist is waiting on your iPhone when you pick it up.
More about the Apple Watch padel app →
Understand every point and shot
After the match, the timeline shows how the score was built and the shot breakdown shows what built it. Winners and errors are separated by shot type, so "I had a bad match" turns into something concrete — the smash that was going in all winter, the backhand volley that leaks points under pressure, the serve that stops landing in a third set.
Analyze your padel statistics
Individual matches are noise. The value shows up across dozens of them: win rates, shot distribution, how your game holds up in tournaments versus casual play, and charts that make a slow improvement visible when week to week it is not.
Explore padel statistics and performance analysis →
Tournaments, tracked as tournaments
A tournament is not a pile of unrelated matches, and Padelistics does not store it as one. You follow your progression through the rounds and can look back at how you played when it counted — which is usually a different question from how you play on a Tuesday evening.
What padel costs you
Court fees, tournament entries and prize money are tracked alongside the matches, so the season has a number attached to it. It is an unusual thing to find in a padel app, and it is the sort of thing people quietly want to know.
Built for iPhone, Apple Watch and iCloud
- iCloud sync keeps your matches and tournaments consistent across your Apple devices.
- Apple Health integration lets a match sit next to your workouts and recovery data.
- Apple Watch companion for live tracking, with your stats updating on your wrist.
Get the padel app
Padelistics: Padel Tracker is free to download on the App Store for iPhone, with the Apple Watch app included.
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