Start a match on your Watch, put your phone in your bag, and play. The motion sensors read your swing — no tapping, no scoring, nothing to remember mid-point. When you finish, the whole match is waiting on your iPhone.
Shot detection here was trained on padel, on a padel court. The bandeja, the vibora, the walls, the long defensive rallies — none of that looks like tennis to a motion sensor.
Forehands, backhands, volleys, smashes, serves, lobs — and the bandeja, the shot that makes padel padel.
How hard you hit it, how fast the racket was moving, and the path your swing took through the air.
A heatmap of your movement across the court — the ground you covered, and the ground you never did.
One number, 0 to 100, built from what you actually did on court. It isn't a league ranking or a self-assessment — it moves with your play. Watch which of the four is carrying your game, and which is holding it back.
Heart rate, calories, time in each zone, distance covered. Matches save to Apple Health as workouts, so your padel counts towards your rings.
Follow the people you play with, share matches, trade kudos, and climb a weekly leaderboard among your circle.
New matches are followers-only unless you say otherwise. Without an account, nothing leaves your devices at all.
Recording works fully offline on the Watch. Your match syncs to the iPhone when the two are next together.
Recording is free and unlimited. There is no cap on how many matches a free account can record or keep.
No account required
Monthly or yearly, billed through Apple
Matches are recorded on the Watch — worn on your racket hand. The iPhone app is where you explore them.