Play the match,
not the maths.
Scorra keeps the score of a padel match on your wrist and calls it out loud after every point, so nobody has to remember whose serve it is or argue about whether it was 30-15 or 40-15.
One week free, then a monthly or yearly subscription. Cancel any time in Settings.
- English & Spanish
- A voice, not the system robot
- Works with no signal
The film
Thirty-seven seconds
on a real court.
No mockups and no actors pretending to play. Four people, a Bluetooth speaker at the side of the court, and a watch calling the score while the point is still going.
Español English version coming soon
How it works
Three taps of setup, then you stop thinking about it.
Put the phone in your bag next to the Bluetooth speaker and leave it there. Scorra keeps talking with the screen off.
Tap the pair that won
Two big buttons on the watch, one per team. The watch shows the game score, the set score and who is serving, and it reaches your iPhone instantly.
The phone says it out loud
Every score is a finished audio clip that ships with the app, in English or Spanish, rather than your phone's text-to-speech reading numbers. It comes out of whatever speaker the phone is connected to.
The match lands in Health
Heart rate and calories sit next to the score while you play, and the match is saved as a workout when it ends, so it counts towards your rings.
What is inside
Built for the way your group actually plays.
Not the way a rulebook says you should.
Your 40-40, your call
Advantage, golden point, or advantage on the first deuce and golden point after that. Turn the tiebreak off entirely if your court runs on two clear games.
It never stops talking
Announcements keep coming with the screen off and while you are in another app, through the court speaker, all match long.
Heart rate and calories
Live on the watch while you play, your peak heart rate on the match card afterwards, read straight from Apple Health.
A card worth sending
The final score, how long you played, the calories, the peak heart rate, the player of the match and a photo of the group. Seven styles, one tap to the group chat.
No account, no servers
There is nothing to sign up for and nothing is sent anywhere. Which is also why it works perfectly on a court with no reception.
One set, or an afternoon
Scorra never asks how many sets you are going to play, because nobody knows that before they start. It asks at the end of each one.
A look at it
Readable at arm's length, in the sun.
Big numbers, team colours, and nothing to tap by mistake while you are catching your breath.
Get Scorra
iPhone required. The watch app is included and installs from the iPhone app; it is not required, but scoring from your wrist is the point.
The studio
Agonplay
Agonplay makes small, focused sports apps for iPhone and Apple Watch. One job each, done properly, with no account to create and nothing leaving your devices.
Scorra is the first. Its support page answers the questions that come up most, and the privacy policy is one short page because there is almost nothing to say.
Something broken, or an idea for the next one? support@agonplay.com.