Record scores with a tap
Track tennis scores on your phone by tapping “You” or “Opponent.” The simple scoring mode keeps point-by-point recording quick during a match.
Tennis Score Tracker and Match Analysis App | DataTennis
DataTennis — A tennis score tracking and match analysis app
Track your matches. Understand your game.
Track every point with simple controls. Review match stats and point history after each match, then turn what you learn into your next improvement.
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Track your tennis matches with ease
Track winners, errors, and more
Track winners, errors, and other point details whenever you need deeper analysis.
Analyze and review matches with tennis stats
See your match trends at a glance
First-serve percentage, serve and return points won, winners, errors, and other key tennis stats are calculated automatically so you can identify match patterns.
See which rally lengths favor you
Record the rally length of every point and get automatic totals after the match. See whether you win more on short or long rallies using average rally length and points won by rally length.
Break down winners and errors
Recordable items
Forced Error
Unforced Error
Winner
Compare stats for all four doubles players
In doubles matches, review individual stats for all four players to understand each player's performance.
See how the match unfolded, point by point
Review every point in order to see when momentum shifted and how the match developed.
Who DataTennis is for
Players who want to review their matches
Parents and coaches who track a player's progress
Teams and clubs that want to analyze performance
Supports a wide range of match formats
1 Set Match
3 Set Match
7 Tiebreak
10 Tiebreak
Fast4
View all supported tennis match formats
7 Tiebreak
10 Tiebreak
1 Set Match
3 Set Match
5 Set Match
3 Game Win
4 Game Win
6 Game Win
8 Game Win
8 Game Match
6 Game 3 Set 10 Point Tiebreak
4 Game 3 Set 10 Point Tiebreak
Deuce settings
Deuce
No Advantage
Semi Advantage
Singles / Doubles settings
Singles
Doubles
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Useful tools for managing and sharing matches
Revisit past matches anytime
CSV export feature available
Share match score sheets
Share match reports on the web with ease
Once a match is over, you can share scores and stats as a web report. Just send a URL and family, teammates, and coaches can review the match in their browser.
Learn how to share a tennis match report on the web
Record scores while watching match video
Use Split View on a tablet to watch match video and record the score side by side.
Track tennis scores on Apple Watch and Wear OS
Record tennis scores from your wrist with Apple Watch or a Wear OS smartwatch. Send the recorded match data to your phone afterward to review the score and stats.
Apple Watch
Apple Watch support enables in-play score recording!
Sync with iPhone to review scores and stats
Check score history on your wrist
Review recorded match history directly on Apple Watch
Wear OS
Wear OS smartwatches for Android
Sync with your phone to review scores and stats
Instant score history at a glance
Check match histories right on your Wear OS smartwatch
Reviews
Thanks to many of our users!
Intuitive to use
It's intuitive to use and allows me to review games. I think it's a great app.
Easy for beginners
I use it to record my child's tennis matches. It's easy to understand and very user-friendly, even for beginners.
Useful for coaching children
The operation is easy and I can use it to give advice to children.
Professional-level scoring
It shows point win rates and first serve percentages, which is very useful for my practice. Being able to keep professional-level scores makes matches more enjoyable.
Various match patterns available
I really like that you can choose from various match patterns like no-ad, semi-ad, 1 set, 3 sets, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can I use it as a simple tennis scorekeeper?
Yes. Simple mode lets you record the score by tapping “You” or “Opponent” after each point.
Q. Can I track winners and errors in detail?
Yes. There are two ways to record them. First, you can record how the point ended: an ace, return ace, groundstroke, volley, smash, or drop-shot winner, or a return, groundstroke, volley, smash, or drop-shot error. Second, you can classify the result as a winner, forced error, or unforced error.
Q. Does DataTennis support doubles?
Yes. Doubles score tracking is free for both tennis and soft tennis. Detailed shot tracking and individual stats for all four players require a paid Premium plan subscription.
Q. Can I review tennis stats after a match?
Yes. DataTennis calculates serve, return, winner, error, and other match stats for post-match analysis.
Q. Which tennis match formats are supported?
DataTennis supports set matches, first-to-game formats, tiebreaks, super tiebreaks, Fast4, no-ad, and other common formats.
Q. Can I share match results or export a score sheet?
Yes. You can export a tennis score sheet or a soft tennis judge paper. For both tennis and soft tennis, you can also create a web report to share match results and stats.
Q. Can I use DataTennis on Apple Watch and Wear OS smartwatches?
Yes. You can record tennis scores from your wrist during play with Apple Watch or a Wear OS smartwatch. Send the recorded match data from Apple Watch to your iPhone, or from a Wear OS smartwatch to your Android phone, to review it afterward.
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