Step-by-step scorekeeping

Score an Apple Watch tennis match, point by point.

From the first server to the final tie-break, Tennis Score Mini keeps the match flow on your wrist.

Download Tennis Score Mini on the App Store
Tennis Score Mini main menu on Apple Watch with options for a new match, history, and stats.

The on-court flow

Set up once. Stay with the score.

These are the key match actions available from Tennis Score Mini on Apple Watch, including the controls you need when the score changes quickly.

01

Start a match and choose the first server

Choose New Match from the main menu. Select the players from your contacts, choose who serves first, turn on Tennis Workout tracking if you want it, then start the match.

Tennis Score Mini new match setup on Apple Watch with player selection, first server, and workout tracking.

02

Update the live score point by point

Tap the player who won each point. The live score keeps points, games, and sets together, while showing who is serving.

Tennis Score Mini live score screen on Apple Watch showing points, games, sets, and the current server.

03

Undo the last scoring action when you need to correct it

If you enter a point by mistake, open the match controls and choose Undo to reverse the last scoring action before continuing the match.

Tennis Score Mini match controls on Apple Watch with Undo and End options.

04

Follow the tie-break when the set reaches 6-6

At 6-6, the app displays tie-break scoring so you can follow each tie-break point separately from the set score.

Tennis Score Mini tie-break screen on Apple Watch showing a 6-1 tie-break score at six games all.

05

Review the result or start a rematch

After the match, open Previous Matches to review the completed score. Choose a rematch when you want to start the same matchup again.

Tennis Score Mini previous matches screen on Apple Watch with a completed match result.

Learn the tennis scoring rules behind the screen.

Use the tennis scoring guide for an explanation of games, sets, deuce, tie-breaks, and super tie-breaks.