The padel scoreboard your glass courts deserve.

Behind the glass, nobody knows the score.

Padel is built for watching, and the bar looks out on every court. What nobody can see is the score, because most courts have none. Four players carry it between them and settle doubts by asking. At a league evening the organiser collects results on a whiteboard and types them up long after the lights go off.

How padel is scored in WR Score.

A match is three sets at most, and the first pair to win two sets wins it. There is no clock to run.

On the Scoreboard each pair has one key for a point, and a Set key moves the match to the next set or back one when a set was closed too early. The board holds each pair's points, games and sets, the set being played and the serve. It shows the sets won and the score of each set, and its fields include advantage, the deciding point and the tie-break.

Print the team sheet for a club team fixture, the scoresheet and the result sheet, or a blank scoresheet for courts that still score on paper.

On every screen in the club.

Hall screens put each court on the TV above the bar, a screen at reception or an LED wall over the centre court, in your club's colours. It fits whatever screen it is on. When the pairs change ends or a set finishes, it shows your sponsors, and every airing is logged so you can show them proof of play. If the reading pauses, the last score stays up, marked held. The screen is never blank.

On the stream.

A padel scorebug with points, games, sets and serve over your centre-court camera. Pair cards before the first serve, set cards and statistics, ready for OBS, vMix and CasparCG. Or stream from WR Score itself to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any platform over RTMP or SRT.

For junior academy sessions you cannot film, go on air with commentary alone, or with the live scoreboard as the picture.

Run the league night and the tournament weekend.

Keep your members, pairs and officials in one place. Run a season-long league with a table that works itself out from each final score, using padel's own points and tie-breaks. For a tournament weekend, split the pairs into groups and finish with a knockout: the bracket moves each winning pair on by itself. The day by court shows every match on every court and marks a court booked twice.

Players join the scorekeeper pad with a QR code on the court door. It needs nothing installed, and each invite lasts 2 hours, 8 hours or 2 days. After the match, Posts makes a result picture in your club's look in four social sizes, saved for your team to post.