Turn the TVs your London club already owns into live scoreboards. Players score from an iPhone or Apple Watch, the court-side screen follows in real time, and every match lands in their history afterwards.
London’s padel supply has changed shape quickly. Courts have gone up at established racquets clubs, inside converted warehouses, on rooftops and under railway arches, and many of them run on tight footprints where a permanent scoreboard installation was never realistic. What most venues do have is a screen already on the wall — showing court bookings, a rolling promo, or nothing at all.
That is the gap this fills. Rather than asking a club to buy dedicated scoreboard hardware for every court, Padel Score Live runs in a browser on the screens a venue already owns. A player scores from their phone; the display keeps up. For a club running two or three courts in a converted industrial unit, the difference between “we would need to install something” and “we can point the existing TV at a URL” decides whether live scoring happens at all.
It matters more in London than in most markets because of how social the game is here. A large share of court time is casual doubles between people who booked together, not league fixtures with an official keeping score. Nobody wants to be the person tracking games on their fingers at 4–4. Put the score on a screen and the match feels like an occasion; give players their stats afterwards and they come back to score the next one.
There is a retention argument underneath all this. London players have options — most are within reach of several venues, and loyalty tends to follow whichever club their record and their regular group live at. A member with two seasons of match history attached to your courts has a reason to book with you that a slightly cheaper court down the road does not answer.
Four steps, none of which involve an installer.
Create your club, add your courts and invite the rest of your team. Nothing needs installing on a server and nobody needs to visit the site.
Any smart TV with a browser works, as does a tablet, a laptop plugged into a monitor, or a streaming stick. Point it at your court display and leave it running — it drops into an idle mode between matches rather than sitting on a dead scoreboard.
A player taps to score from an iPhone or Apple Watch and the court-side screen follows in real time. Sets, tiebreaks, match tiebreaks and golden points are all handled, and any mistake can be undone point by point.
Every match played on your courts lands in the players’ own match history with their stats attached, which gives members a reason to come back and score the next one.
The court-side display is covered in more detail on the padel TV scoreboard page, and if you want the scoring fundamentals first, our guide to padel scoring rules covers every format the app supports.
The court-side screen is the visible part, but the reason members keep using it is what happens afterwards. Every match scored on your courts lands in each player’s own history — who they played with, who they played against, how the match actually went point by point.
Scoring itself happens on an iPhone or Apple Watch. Tapping a score from your wrist between points is quick enough that people actually keep doing it, which is the whole battle: a scoring system members abandon after two weeks is worse than no system at all. Sets, tiebreaks, match tiebreaks and golden point are all applied automatically, and any mis-tapped point can be undone.
Players who want to go further can dig into Premium analytics — how they hold up on break points, where momentum turned in a match, which partners they genuinely win with. For a London club running a regular social night, that last one tends to generate more conversation than anything else on the platform.
Android is in development. For now the app is iOS and Apple Watch, and only the person scoring needs it — everyone else simply watches the screen.
London padel is split fairly evenly between covered courts and open-air ones, and the two need different thinking about where the screen goes.
Indoors, the constraint is usually sightlines rather than light: find a wall behind the court, mount high enough to clear the glass, and check that players at the net can still read it without turning away from play. Converted industrial units often have generous height to work with, which helps.
Outdoors and on rooftops, sun is the real problem. A screen that reads perfectly at 10am can be unusable at six on a July evening, so check it at the time your courts are actually busiest before you settle on a position. Keep the screen itself under cover — a canopy or an overhang — and remember that a display bright enough for direct sun is a different specification from one for an indoor hall.
For either type, the setup is the same: a browser on the screen, Wi-Fi that reaches the court, and a phone on court. Our guide to turning any TV into a padel scoreboard goes through mounting, glare and Wi-Fi in more detail.
Built for the unique needs of the UK padel market.
No proprietary hardware or lengthy installation. Professional scoring for every London club, regardless of size, up and running in minutes.
Use your existing Smart TVs, tablets or monitors. No proprietary hardware or expensive installations required.
A UK-based team ready to help you get set up. We understand the London padel scene and its unique requirements.
Give your members detailed match statistics and performance tracking. Help them improve their game.
Display your club logo and colours on court-side screens. Maintain your brand identity while using our platform.
Players score for free. Unlimited matches, full match history and the social side cost nothing, so a club can put live scoring in front of its members without asking them to pay for the privilege.
Players who want the detail can add Premium analytics for £3.99/month or £29.99/year — billed through the App Store in sterling, with a free trial on a first subscription. Full detail is on the pricing page.
For club pricing, get in touch and we will talk through what your venue needs.
Set up takes minutes. Start displaying professional scores today.