Highlights

Your whole league on one screen

Some people open the app, see five tabs and get lost. For them, the league now fits on a single screen: how you’re doing, the standings, the medals, the matches still to play and the latest results. No navigating.

Version 1.5.0
STANDINGS
1John Carter1096
2Emma Wright1062
3Olivia Shaw1039
LATEST MATCHES
John - Emma vs Mark - Olivia 3-2
Chris - Sarah vs Ryan - Kate 5-0

Just enough, right where it belongs

Winner in green, loser in red, every set in its own pill. If your league plays mini-tournaments, the medal table shows up too — gold, silver and bronze. And the full app is one tap away, with the way back always in reach.

Highlights

Everything in this release

The whole league, without navigating

One screen with what matters: your next match, how you’re doing, the standings, the medals, open matches you can join, the ones still to play and the latest results.

And the full app, one tap away

“See the full league” opens everything as before, and the button back to simple mode travels with you in the header: wherever you are, the way back is there.

Playing the league and running it are no longer the same

Creating matches, generating the round or posting polls belong to whoever organises. People who only play — or only watch — no longer face a control panel they’ll never use.

The watch voice scoreboard, redesigned

Names follow the curve of the screen and the centre is left whole for the score. On a round watch it reads at a glance, with nothing clipped.

The watch says when it’s recording

While capturing shots, the watch shows it: minutes, shots and heart rate. And you stop it from your wrist, without reaching for the phone. It stops on its own when the match ends.

Recording only? The watch still follows the match

In a match you weren’t scoring on the watch, the screen used to stay blank. Now you can see who you’re playing and where the score stands.

The court display, more of a court display

The clock in its own capsule, bigger — and free — plus a sun mode where teams are told apart by brightness and not only colour, so they read with the sun in your eyes.

Connecting the court tablet, out in the open

QR pairing was buried in a menu. It now has its own button when you pick who serves, and the court display is reachable from the phone too.

The round, in a card

What used to be three buttons is now a card you can read. And a round that isn’t due yet says so: “Coming up”.

The bonus set, with the cards face up

When you win 2-0 and fancy a third, the app tells you up front what losing it costs. And that set starts with a fresh serve instead of carrying the previous one over.

Recording shots and heart rate needs a Wear OS watch and is a PRO feature. Simple mode, the court display and the round card are for everyone.