Name your teams and start scoring. Track points, serve, and server number, then share a live spectator link.
Set up your pickleball game
Start as a guest at 0–0–2 in doubles. Choose singles, game length, and match format in Game setup and sharing.
Running a club event? Plan courts and pairings with the pickleball round-robin generator, or manage registration and playoffs with pickleball tournament software.
This scoreboard uses traditional side-out scoring: only the serving team scores a point. In doubles, losing a rally moves server 1 to server 2; losing on server 2 passes serve to the other team. The first service sequence starts on server 2, giving the opening call 0-0-2. Singles changes serve after every lost service rally. Games normally go to 11, win by 2; you can also select 15 or 21.
Rec centers running six courts at once where players lose track of the score mid-rally. Local tournament directors who need every court's score visible from one tablet at the check-in table. Weekly round-robin organizers who'd rather spectators check a phone than shout across the fence for the score. Retirees and casual players who don't want to remember serve rotation on top of the rally itself. Streamers covering local pickleball events who want a clean score overlay without a broadcast truck.
Our rec center has 6 pickleball courts now. Put a tablet at each one with this scoreboard. People actually remember the score now instead of arguing about it.
Greg M.
Rec Center Manager
Scottsdale, AZ
I'm 67 and I can barely remember the score after a long rally. Now I just glance at my phone on the bench. My partner updates it between points.
Barbara K.
Retired
Naples, FL
Run a weekly round robin at the park. This beats yelling the score across 4 courts. People check their phones to see if their court is almost done.
Mike J.
League Coordinator
Austin, TX
