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Pickleball Score
Tap who won the rally • The right call • Said aloud
Keeping score in pickleball means remembering who is serving, whether it is server 1 or 2, which court they serve from, and calling three numbers before every serve. Pickleball Score does it for you: after each rally, tap the side that won it, and the app applies the rules, shows the call and where everyone stands, and says the score out loud in your phone's own voice.
Every game starts at 0-0-2, as the rules say. Second servers and side outs are handled for you, game point and match point are flagged, and a court diagram shows each player in their service court, the server with the ball and who receives. In a one-game match or a deciding game it tells you when to change ends.
Singles or doubles, side-out or rally scoring, games to 11, 15 or 21 won by 2, and one game, best of 3 or best of 5 with the first serve alternating. Timeouts with a one-minute countdown, undo for any rally, and every finished match kept with a score-flow chart for each game. Scoring follows the 2026 USA Pickleball Official Rulebook. Works offline, with no account.
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What's inside
The right call, every rally
Tap the side that won the rally. The app scores it by the rules — only the serving side scores in side-out play, the first serving side gets one server, and the serve passes to server 2 before a side out — and each button tells you what it will do before you press it.
Who stands where
A court diagram shows every player in their service court, the server with the ball and a line to the receiver diagonally across. Players switch courts exactly when the rules say, and the drawing follows the sides when they change ends.
Called out loud
Your phone's own text-to-speech voice reads the score after every rally — “Side out. Two, four, one.” — and flags game point and match point. Tap the score to hear it again, or turn the voice off.
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