Mount your phone courtside, click a Bluetooth button or tap your watch to
score each point, and MatchCaller calls the score out loud like an umpire. No account, no
signal needed.
Android first · iPhone beta below
Now calling“Red, 15-love”
New · iPhone
Coming to iPhone
MatchCaller is expanding to iPhone. The announcer, scoring (Flic 2
buttons included), match history and group-game sessions already run on iPhone, and
you can try the beta today through Apple's TestFlight. Spaces are limited, and
feedback is welcome at
support@matchcaller.app.
Runs through TestFlight, Apple's free beta app · limited spaces
The difference
Keep your eyes on the ball, not the phone
Every point is announced like a referee, in the language you pick, so nobody
forgets the score or argues mid-match. Set it courtside and play.
Built for the court
Everything a courtside scorekeeper should be
Score hands-free
A Bluetooth remote, a Flic button, or a cheap camera shutter: on Android even the volume-button kind scores, which makes the whole thing work for the price of a coffee. Single is your point, double is theirs, a triple press undoes (or hold, on a Flic). Or tap your watch, or tap the screen.
A real announcer, not robot speech
A dedicated announcer voice calls the score, not robotic text to speech. Four voices, male and female, in English and European Portuguese (more to come), with device voices covering all 15 languages. It can even call players by name, in the same voice.
The score on your wrist
A Wear OS 4 or newer watch joins the scoreboard: the live score, your group-game pairings and standings, and scoring from the watch when the host promotes you. Guests need nothing on their own phone.
Ten sports, plus Racketlon
Padel, tennis, pickleball, table tennis, badminton, squash, beach tennis, volleyball, beach volleyball and padbol, each scored by its own rules. Plus Racketlon, the multi-discipline event played across four racket sports in sequence.
Group games built in
Americano, Mexicano, Mixicano (Mexicano with equal numbers of men and women), round-robin and King of the Court, matched to each sport. Live standings, a running round clock, and how long each round took.
Run it, or play it
Organize a session without playing in it: set the rounds, keep the scoreboard, and stay off the court. When a session ends, run it back with the same players in one tap - fresh pairings, same roster.
History, stats and share cards
Every match is kept on your device with a set-by-set breakdown, points won and longest run, plus reusable player profiles and a personal stats page. Share any result as a card in one tap.
Fix mistakes instantly
Undo and a full score editor are always two taps away. Correct a point, a game, or who is serving without losing the match.
Scoring works offline
No sign-up, no account, no tracking. Scoring never needs a connection, and your match history stays on your device. Two optional extras do use connectivity: watch connections over Bluetooth, and custom name announcements.
Fits any screen
The board scales from a phone to a courtside tablet, and shrinks to a watch face. Because the score and serve are spoken aloud, you can follow the match without looking at any of them.
10 sports + Racketlon
One app for the whole racket & net family
Three scoring engines handle games-and-sets, rally-to-N, and pickleball
side-out, so every sport scores by its own rules.
MatchCaller keeps score on a phone or tablet courtside - and a Wear OS
watch joins it as a companion. See the live score your way on the wrist, follow your
group-game pairings and the standings, and score from the watch when the host promotes
you. Watches join the courtside scoreboard directly, so guests don't need the app on
their own phone - just a nearby MatchCaller with Watch connections turned on.
15 languages
Your language, on screen and out loud
The interface and the spoken score are chosen independently, per match.
English and European Portuguese have a dedicated announcer voice, male and female;
every language speaks in your device's own voice.
Android first · iPhone beta below
