Padel score keeper
Keep the score of a friendly match on one phone: one tap per game won, and the next set opens by itself.
The score keeper follows the official FFT formats (A1 to F): it knows when a set is over, when to play the super tie-break and when the match is won. The score stays saved on your phone, even if you reload the page or lock the screen. No account, no data sent anywhere.
How it works
Enter the two players of each team (optional) and pick the match format.
After each game, tap the button of the team that won it. The "−" button fixes a mistake on that side.
When a set is over, the next set (or the super tie-break) opens automatically.
The winner shows at the end of the match. "Undo" steps back one game at a time; "New match" starts again with the same teams.
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See your brackets in TV mode
Display live results on a TV screen in your club. Auto-rotation between brackets, rankings and order of play.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. It is free and works without an account. Open the page on your phone, enter the teams and start counting.
The match in progress is saved only in your phone's browser. You can reload the page or lock the screen without losing the score. Nothing is sent to our servers.
The official FFT formats, from A1 (best of 3 sets of 6 games) to F (one set of 4 games), with or without golden point (punto de oro), and the 10-point super tie-break for formats B, C and E.
A tie-break at 6-6 counts as one game: tap the team that wins it and the set ends 7-6. The super tie-break is counted point by point up to 10, with a two-point lead.
Tap "Undo" to go back to the previous score, as many times as you need. The "−" button next to each team removes one game from that side only.
This score keeper is built for friendly matches on a single phone. For a tournament, Padel Clash offers live score entry by the referee or on one tablet per court, shown on the public page and in TV mode.