Every rally. Your rank.
Squady keeps score of your badminton, pickleball, table tennis and squash from your watch or phone, and turns the matches you play into a rating you can climb, one for each sport.
Get Squady
See it in 35 seconds
Pick your sport, tap who won on your watch or phone, hand the scoring to a friend, and watch your rank move.
Get it on the App StoreFour sports. One rank each.
Pick what you're playing and Squady follows that sport's rules: who serves, from where, and when to change ends. Every sport has its own rating, so your squash never drags down your badminton.
Badminton
Rally scoring to 21, deuce and the 30-point cap, or your own format. Who serves and from which court, worked out for you.
Pickleball
Traditional side-out scoring with server 1 and 2 and the 0-0-2 start, or rally scoring. The score is called the way you'd say it: 4-2-1.
Table tennis
Serve changes every two points, every point from 10-all, with the doubles rotation and the change of ends at 5 in the last game.
Squash
Point-a-rally to 11. When the serve changes hands, pick the box on your watch or phone and Squady alternates it from there.
Built for the court
Tap on your wrist, keep playing. Squady follows each sport's rules, so you never argue over who serves.
Score from your wrist
Works on Apple Watch and Wear OS. The whole screen is the court: tap who won the rally, one tile per player in doubles.
Hand over the scoring
Pick who scores when you set up the match, or pass it on mid-game. They get a "You're scoring" notification and carry on from the same score.
Live on every phone
Everyone in the match follows the score live. If the watch runs out of battery, take over on a phone and keep going.
Results both sides agree on
The result submits itself when the match ends, and the other side has 24 hours to confirm it or raise a dispute, so a rating means something.
Bring your squad
Add players by mobile number or from your contacts, or invite them on WhatsApp in one tap. Their number is never shown.
See how you play
Points won, wins on serve, streaks and how each point was won, from smashes and dinks to loops and drops.
Climb the rankings
Start with the people you play. Then see how you stack up, all the way to the whole country, in singles and doubles for every sport.
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