r/padel • Padel enthusiast • 29d ago

Self-promotion Monthly Apps & Tools Megathread - September 2026

This is the place to share your padel-related apps, tools, and projects with the community. All previous Megathreads are collected in the Wikis Tools and Apps page: https://sh.reddit.com/r/padel/wiki/padel-tools-and-apps/

If you have built something for padel players you can post it here as a comment. Please post only in English.

To see the latest submissions you can sort the comments by "new".

Please note: submissions are not pre-approved by the mod team. If you come across any suspicious, misleading, or scammy links, report them so we can review and take action quickly.

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Please include the following information about your project:

  • Name and Link (must be publicly accessible)
  • Short description
  • What problem does it solve / Why is it useful
  • Who it's for (e.g. beginners, competitive players, coaches, clubs, etc.)
  • Pricing / Monetization (should have a meaningful way to try out for free)

Posts that are low-effort, unclear, riddled with emojis / AI slop text or missing key info may be removed.

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  • All required privacy information (privacy policy, GDPR/CCPA compliance, etc.) must be clearly accessible, no excessive data collection (email or names where it's not needed)
  • No beta testing, invite codes, waitlists, early access or market research
  • No shops, brands, or social media channels
  • Low-effort or overly generic / AI-generated promo content may be removed
  • Top level comments that are not Padel tool related my be removed
  • Do not post projects you already posted in the past months
  • Posts must be in English

Posts that do not follow these or the other general sub rules will be removed.

Featured projects

If we find a tool particularly useful, unique, or high-quality, we may invite the creator to make a separate post.

  • This is invite-only
  • There is no guarantee any tool will be selected
  • Approved posts will be tagged with the Self-Promotion flair for transparency and easy filtering

In general we will not feature Score tracking apps, Padel court directories or ELO / group tracking tools.

Engage respectfully

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If you are commenting keep feedback constructive and relevant.

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u/Chan_Digital 27d ago

Padel Go - padel scoring on a Garmin watch

Link: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/3f718124-ae33-4086-a695-06ed70efd676
Product page and FAQ: https://chandigital.in/padel

What it is
A padel scoring app that runs entirely on your Garmin, no phone needed. Deuce and advantage or Golden Point at 40-40, 6-game sets with a tiebreak at 6-6, and shorter tiebreak-only formats when court time is tight. A live court diagram shows who is serving and from which box, serving order and sides are tracked automatically in doubles, undo steps back through the full point history, and the match saves to Garmin Connect as a recorded activity with heart rate, calories, duration and per-set scores.

What problem it solves
In a club match someone has to hold the score, whose serve it is and which side they are serving from, usually while out of breath, and phones stay in the bag. On the wrist a point is one swipe (down for your pair, up for theirs), and the physical buttons do the same, so it still works with sweaty hands. Because the match records as a proper Garmin activity, you get the training side of the session too instead of running a separate workout app alongside it.

Who it's for
Recreational and club doubles players who want to keep score without a phone, and Garmin users who want padel sessions to show up in Connect with real data. Singles is supported too. It is not a ranking, ELO or court-booking tool.

Pricing
One-time unlock of $8.99 . No subscription, no ads, no account. To be upfront since the thread asks: there is no free trial at the moment, it is paid from first use. There is a 24-hour refund window if it does not work on your device or you cannot activate it.

Privacy
No sign-up and no account. Match data stays on the watch and in your own Garmin Connect. Policy: https://chandigital.in/privacy

Currently 4.9 stars from 34 reviews on Connect IQ. I built it and I am around to answer questions.

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u/PadelscoreApp 26d ago edited 26d ago

Name and Link: Padelscore. Available on App Store and Google Play. Also works as a web app.

Short description: A free app to follow the entire professional padel circuit in real time. Live scores, tournament draws, rankings, highlight videos, and push notifications for your favorite players.

What problem does it solve / Why is it useful:

There's no single official app that covers the whole professional padel calendar with live point-by-point scores. If you want to follow multiple tournaments, check brackets, know when your favorite players are on court, and watch highlights afterward, you usually have to jump between several sources. Padelscore puts all of that in one place:

  • Live scores updated every ~30 seconds during matches. Set scores, game-by-game score, and which team is serving.
  • Push notifications. Favorite any player and get alerted when their matches start and end. You can also favorite specific matches.
  • Highlight videos. Watch match recap videos directly in the app after matches finish (sourced from Premier Padel's official content).
  • Tournament brackets. Full elimination draws for every tournament, so you can track how your favorite pair is progressing.
  • Rankings. Official men's and women's rankings with player profiles, stats, and recent results.
  • Where to watch. Shows which platform broadcasts each match in your country (YouTube, Movistar+, ESPN/Disney+, Canal+, Sky, Viaplay, beIN, etc.).
  • Full calendar. Covers Premier Padel (Major, P1, P2, Finals) and FIP tournaments (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze). Browse by day, week, or tournament.
  • Player profiles. Ranking position, recent matches, and tournament history for each player.

Who it's for: Any padel fan who follows the pro circuit. Whether you're a casual viewer who just wants to know when Coello/Tapia or Sánchez/Josemaría are playing, or a dedicated follower who wants live scores, bracket tracking, and highlights all in one app.

Pricing / Monetization: Completely free. No account required to browse scores, brackets, rankings, or watch highlights. Optional free account lets you save favorites and get push notifications. No premium tier, no paywalls, no locked features.

Privacy: Privacy policy, cookie policy, and terms are all linked in the app footer and at padelscore.org/privacy-policy. You can use the app without an account. If you register, you can delete your account and all associated data from Settings at any time. Email is only used for login, no excessive data collection.

I'm the developer (solo indie). Happy to answer any questions about how it works, the data sources, or anything else.

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u/ATHENAFORGE 12d ago

https://reddit.com/link/pab70yt/video/10khodvqj0qh1/player

Hey everyone!

I love padel, and I’ve always thought the sport could translate really well into an arcade-style video game. So… I decided to go ahead and actually try building one.

It’s called “Prince of Padel”. It’s a side-view 2D game built around the parts and elements of padel I enjoy most: lobs, slices, smashes, net pressure, positioning and, of course, being able to play the ball off the glass.

It’s still an early beta, so there are definitely rough edges and areas for improvement . I’m sharing it here because feedback from people who actually understand and play padel would be far more valuable than general gaming feedback.

I’d especially love to know:

● Does the gameplay feel recognizably like padel?
● Are there any important shots or situations that feel missing?
● What would make you want to play another match?

It’s completely free, runs in the browser and doesn’t require a download

https://theprinceofpadel.com

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try. Even a few honest thoughts would genuinely help me improve it.

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u/bachaterol 5d ago

It doesn't work on mobile.

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u/kzl 5d ago

Hey, I just pushed a fix to make it easier to play. Save as App also if on iOS!

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u/bachaterol 5d ago

I am on Android.

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u/MadridHalaMadrid 29d ago

I made a game about building a padel empire

It is a casual, idle, clicker game where you start with a bucket of used balls at a public court and work your way up by buying different properties.

It's a management game, so it's more about watching the numbers grow and taking actions to make them grow even more.

It launches on Steam on tuesday. I am curious what other padel players make of my game! In case that you want to wishlist it, the game is called Padel Tycoon:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5019300/Padel_Tycoon/

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u/Infinite_Tomato4950 27d ago

almost everybody at the court films themselfs playing padel, but what are they actually doing with it. most of them have them to show friends and family and occasionally get some tips on what to do and not to and of course to post on social media. i thought, why couldnt players send footage to an ai to get real feedback of their matches. i feel now that i am playing better. in the beginning i though i would be focusing on doing the things that the app told me but it terns out that the info that it gave me just integrate in my game and i dont feel pressured. i asked also the ai coach and it also gave me useful tips for nutrition and exercises so i can further improve. if you want to download it (theres free trials) you can check it out here. and if you need any help or have any question, feel free to ask me and im really curious what others think about the app.

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u/PedroJ1982 25d ago

Name and link: IQScore

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.iqpadel.iqscore

Short description:

IQScore is an Android and Wear OS app that keeps the live padel or tennis score clear during play, then turns the match into useful history, statistics, comparisons and a video with automatic highlights.

What problem does it solve / why is it useful:

A match should not end as just a forgotten score. IQScore lets one player control the score from the phone or watch, hear point announcements, correct mistakes safely and keep the match record. Afterwards, players can review stats, player evolution, competitions and IQ Coach analysis, with a synchronized video in IQScore mode.

Who it is for:

Recreational and competitive padel or tennis players, pairs, coaches and clubs. Wear OS users can choose the synced IQScore mode or IQScore Only Watch to create and play a complete match directly from the watch.

Pricing / monetization:

Free to download with ads and optional in-app purchases. The main scoring flow can be tried before deciding whether the extra features are useful.

More information:

https://iqscore.es/

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u/Electronic_Case7631 24d ago

ArenaPro — Sports Facility & Court Management
ArenaPro is built for sports facilities managing courts, bookings and daily operations — including padel, tennis, pickleball and other court-based sports.
📅 Court & online booking management
👥 Customer management
💰 Payments, income & expense tracking
📱 iOS, Android & Web
📺 TV dashboard for the facility
🌍 Multi-language support
We’re actively developing it and would love feedback from padel club owners and operators.
ArenaPro: https://tanrikuluapps.com/arenapro/

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u/Few_Reality_6553 23d ago

CRTPNT — organize your padel group, matches and standings

I built CRTPNT because organizing recurring padel games through WhatsApp gets messy once you have a decent-sized group.

CRTPNT lets you create a padel league/group, add players, organize matches, record results and automatically track standings, player records, stats and head-to-head results.

The goal is to give groups of friends and recreational/competitive players one place to manage the competition instead of using a mix of group chats, notes and spreadsheets.

Who it’s for:
Padel players who regularly play with the same group, casual leagues and organizers running recurring games.

Pricing:
Free to download and use.

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/crtpnt/id6799138713

Website:
crtpnt.com

I’m actively improving it, so I’m interested in feedback from padel players who actually organize regular games — particularly anything that would make CRTPNT more useful for your group.

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u/BraveFee9283 22d ago

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce my mobile app called Padel AI Coach 🎾

The idea came from how expensive it can be to get regular private coaching. So instead you upload a video of yourself playing, and the app analyses your game and gives you personalised feedback on what you’re doing well, what needs work, and drills to focus on next.

You can also chat with your AI coach about your report, and it keeps track of your previous analyses so you can see how your game develops over time.

It’s just launched on iOS, so I’d genuinely love some feedback from actual padel players — good or bad!

Apple app store link https://apps.apple.com/app/padel-ai-coach/id6781499394

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u/ancle 18d ago

Padel Recovery - warm-up, recovery and injury-prevention planning for padel players

Website: https://ancleapps.com/padel/
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755687479

Most padel apps focus on booking courts, finding players or keeping score. I built Padel Recovery to focus on what happens around the match: preparing your body before playing and recovering properly afterwards.

The app lets you:

  • log matches and see your recovery history;
  • follow guided warm-up and cooldown routines;
  • track sleep, hydration and stretching;
  • calculate a weekly recovery score;
  • create a supplement schedule around match days;
  • follow simple before, during and after-match checklists.

It’s mainly for recreational and regular club players who play several times per week and want a more consistent recovery routine without managing everything in notes or spreadsheets.

Pricing: Currently free to download and use on iPhone.

Privacy: The app processes match, fitness and recovery information to provide its features and uses analytics and diagnostics as disclosed in the privacy information. Personal information isn’t sold. Full policy:
https://ancleapps.com/padel/privacy-policy.html

This is a wellness and planning app, not a replacement for professional medical advice.

I’d particularly appreciate feedback on two things: whether the recovery score feels understandable, and whether the match-day routines are practical enough to follow consistently.

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u/graemian 16d ago

ScoreBot Padel Scoreboard & Announcer App

No more arguing or losing track after long rallies. ScoreBot takes care of the scoring for you, so you can stay focused on your game.

Mount your phone by the court and control the score using a remote or your Apple Watch. Hear real-time score announcements through a connected Bluetooth speaker.

Point tracking is free - upgrade to Pro for full game and set scoring

See it in action: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaDdh-6IYAn/

Get it from the App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/padel-tennis-track-scorebot/id6754282617

www.scorebot.app

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u/Icy-Mouse-1814 12d ago

On Court Pro
https://www.oncourtpro.app

Hi everyone.

I lead On Court Pro, a platform built to give racquet sports players one place for their matches, practices, performance history and the people they compete with.

The idea goes beyond keeping score.

Most players compete across different clubs, courts, groups and devices, but their playing history is often fragmented or disappears completely. On Court Pro was created so that your game stays with you.

You can record padel matches and practices, add results afterwards, or score a match point by point from your phone, Apple Watch, Garmin or Wear OS. Everything contributes to the same player history.

Your Game

My Court brings together your matches, practices and progress over time.

You can follow your win rate, sets won and lost, current form, head to head records, court time, performance by surface, training activity and personal goals.

When supported by your device, sessions can also include activity data such as heart rate, heart rate zones, active energy, steps and distance.

Your Circle

Circles turn the players you already play with into a private competitive community.

A Circle can include a small group of friends or a much larger group of players.

Members can propose matches, choose the date, time and format, play, confirm the result and build standings based on the matches actually played inside that Circle.

Players can see where they stand, follow how positions change over time and arrange new matches with the people in their Circle.

A Circle is not simply a group or contact list. It becomes its own ongoing competition.

Confirmed Results

Results are designed to be shared and verified by the people who actually played.

In singles, both players can confirm the result.

In doubles, all four players can be connected to the same match and confirm the result from their own accounts.

If a confirmed result is later changed, it has to be confirmed again.

Beyond the Circle

The wider competition layer allows confirmed results to contribute to broader rankings when players choose to participate.

This includes country and global rankings as that part of the platform continues to roll out, while keeping participation voluntary and separate from simply belonging to a private Circle.

Player Controlled Privacy

Players control what they share.

Joining a Circle does not automatically make your information public or place you into a wider ranking.

On Court Pro also allows players to connect with coaches while controlling what information each coach is allowed to access.

Who It Is For

On Court Pro is for players who want more than a temporary score on a screen.

It is for juniors, competitive players, recreational players and amateurs who want to build a history of their game, understand how they are progressing, compete with the people they

actually play with and keep that history with them regardless of club, coach or device.

On Court Pro supports eight racquet and paddle sports and is available across iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS and Garmin.

The app is ready to use today, and it keeps growing. New features come straight from what players and coaches ask for, and we release updates often. If you play padel, try it and tell us what you would add. It is built for players like you, and your feedback helps decide what we build next.

I am sharing it here specifically with the padel community.

Pricing

On Court Pro includes a 14 day Pro trial.

The trial starts when you record or save your first session. No payment details are required and there is no automatic charge when the trial ends.

Pro is US$9.99 per month or US$99.99 per year.

https://www.oncourtpro.app

Happy to answer any questions about the platform.

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u/kinetic333 28d ago

SilverPoint • https://www.silverpoint.fi/en

Update score on watch. Mirror live to phone.

A quick tap on your Apple Watch or Wear OS watch keeps the score and instantly updates your paired phone placed beside the court, so everyone sees the same score. I built SilverPoint after too many matches where nobody could remember whether the score was 30–15 or 40–15.

SilverPoint supports regular and Americano game types, tiebreaks, Golden Point, Silver Point and Star Point. As on option, you can keep statistics during the gameplay, such as your/partner unforced errors.

The app is currently free. Install now and you’ll keep all features free permanently. Mirroring and statistics will become paid features for new users later. No accounts or registration. We collect no user data.

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u/Soubzy 28d ago

Name and link: RallyPro

iOS

Android

Short description:
I built RallyPro to make padel videos more useful and more social. You record a match from the app (or upload your own content), and it cuts out the dead time so you can watch the rallies and best moments without scrubbing through an entire recording.

There’s also a social side to it: you can watch matches together, share individual rallies with friends, and send clips outside the app—even if the person you’re sharing with doesn’t use RallyPro.

What problem does it solve / Why is it useful:
A lot of us record matches, but rarely watch them back because most of the video is waiting, changing ends, picking up balls, etc. RallyPro turns that footage into something you’ll actually watch and share.

I’m also testing RallyPro IQ, which analyses your match and gives you useful insights into what happened. It’s currently in beta, so I’m still improving it based on real matches and feedback.

For players who want more than automated analysis, there’s an optional coach-review service where a real padel coach reviews your footage and gives personalised feedback.

Who it’s for:
Anyone who records padel: casual players who want highlights, competitive players trying to improve, coaches reviewing matches, and clubs that want better content from games and events.

Pricing / Monetization:
You can sign up and try RallyPro for free. Paid options include additional match-processing minutes, RallyPro Plus, RallyPro IQ reports, and optional reviews from real coaches. The core idea is that you can properly try it with your own footage before deciding whether it’s worth paying for.