If you’re out to swing a bat with a smartwatch strapped to your limb, then check out our list of the best tennis apps for the Apple Watch..
Tennis Plus
Tennis Plus is the most advanced tennis app for the Apple Watch to date.
Before the arrival of WatchOS 2, third-party apps were not permitted to process and gather data from the motion sensors. Now that’s possible, the makers of Tennis Plus have included tracking metrics into their app. They said “Some concepts of tennis trackers were around already, but none were actually realized. However, Tennis Plus is real and available now.”
The makers of Tennis Plus believe their app is advanced enough to replace dedicated tennis trackers, if you own an Apple Watch, of course.
Main Features
• Shot breakdown – forehand, backhand, serve, smash, volley, slice, topspin, flat
• Swing analyzer – racket speed and ball spin
• Works for left and right-handed players
• Session history
• Energy efficient – below 5% CPU load
• HealthKit integrated activity tracking – steps and calories burned during your game.
App Size
• 20.9 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 10.0 +
Price
• $5.99
TennisKeeper
With the TennisKeeper app you can log your sessions, whether you’re playing singles, doubles, practice, lessons, and cross training. The app will log your steps, distance, calorie output, and heart rate during your games.
TennisKeeper allows you to keep track of your match performance, scores, game analysis, strategies and techniques, head to head stats, and more. It also makes it easy for you to share your sessions on social media.
Main Features
• Performance tracking – number of swings, time on court, score card, aces, double faults, surfaces, tournaments and clubs.
• String tracking – advises when you need to re-string your racket.
• In-game activity tracking – steps, distance, calories, heart rate.
• Opponents – head to head stats, losses, wins.
App Size
• 36.1 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 9.0 +
Price
• Free
Tiebreak
The Tiebreak app is described by its makers as “The first wearable app that helps you win matches.”
The app isn’t going to turn you into Roger Federer, but is does have some cool features to give you insights on which areas of your game can be improved.
After your first set, Tiebreak is already learning about your game and starts making recommendations. The more tennis you play, the smarter the app gets.
If Tiebreak learns that your game gets weaker as the match progresses, it will recommend endurance training. The app knows about your current game, and if you’re losing because of a certain stroke. It also learns about your opponent’s weaknesses and which shots you normally beat them with.
Main Features
• Easy point tracking by tapping your Apple Watch
• Insights into your strengths and weaknesses
• Pre-game data based on previous records with different opponents
• Real-time recommendations
• Personalized training
App Size
• 34.7 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 9.0 +
Price
• Free
Tennis Watch
Tennis is such a great sport for clearing the mind of any jargon that might be circulating the Frontal Lobe. All you need to worry about is whipping that ball back over the net.. Blissful..
However, one thing that can interrupt the harmony of the peaceful game is a dispute over the score – if you don’t have an umpire, that is. One fine Summer’s day, I was enjoying a game with my friend William, otherwise known as “The Pig”, before a full-on feud broke out over the score. He said “Advantage Pig”, I said “Deuce”. The short version is, we ended up whacking balls at each other before zipping up our rackets and not playing again for the rest of the Summer.
According to The Pig’s “Bacon Diary” that happened in 2011. Maybe if we would’ve been keeping the score digitally on the Apple Watch, this altercation would never have happened. I blame Apple, for not releasing the Watch until 2015..
The Tennis Watch app could potentially prevent such a tense, on-court tribulation. It turns your Apple Watch into a simple and user-friendly score-keeping gizmo. All matches are stored on your iPhone for you to review.
Main Features
• Point by point score tracking
• Game by game score tracking
• Match history overview
• Match trends
• Break points won
• Tiebreaks won
• Service games won
• Singles and Doubles modes
• Works for paddle tennis
App Size
• 59.0 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 9.0 +
Price
• £1.49
WatchPoint
The WatchPoint app makes easy work of keeping track of your game score, number of games and sets won. The easy to use app allows you to select the number of sets you’re about to play and simply tap on the winner’s score after each point to add it to the score.
Main Features
• Easy score keeping
App Size
• 5.4 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 9.0 +
Price
• $1.99
Best Tennis Score
This app makes sharp work of keeping scores, with big, hard-to-miss buttons.
Main Features
• Easy score tracking
App Size
• 10.8 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 8.3
Price
• Free
Tennis Scoreboard
“Tennis Scoreboard is scoreboard app for tennis game”.. Say no more.
Main Features
• Urmm… Scoreboard
• Serving indicator
• Score sharing
• Records aces, winners, and double faults
App Size
• 8.4 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 8.2
Price
• Free
TennisCore
Score keeping made as easy as possible is the aim of this app. Just flip the wrist and tap on the bubbles to count the score.
Main Features
• Easy score keeping
• Ranking among TennisCore users
App Size
• 13.9 MB
Compatibility
• iOS 8.0
Price
• Free
More Score Keeping Apps
There are numerous other tennis apps for the Apple Watch that will keep track of your score, such as and .
You will also find a load more scoring apps over at Watchaware.com
You guys forgot Swing, which is the first app that allows you to broadcast your scores live to the world and have your friends and family applaud and cheer you remotely!
http://www.mangolytics.com