Pickleball scorekeeper.
Tap the team that won the rally — we handle points, side-outs, server numbers and the 0-0-2 start. Works offline; your game survives a refresh.
👆 Tap the team that won the rally — even if they weren't serving.
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How pickleball scoring works
Only the serving team scores. Win a rally on serve and you get the point; win it while receiving and you don't score — you earn the serve instead (a "side-out"). That's why scores climb slowly and why server number matters.
The call has three numbers in doubles: your score, their score, and the server number (1 or 2). So "5-3-2" means the serving team has 5, the other team has 3, and it's the second server. When the second server loses a rally, it's a side-out and the other team takes over on server 1.
Games start at 0-0-2. The first serving team begins on its second server, so a single lost rally hands over the serve. It evens out the first-server advantage — and this scorekeeper does it for you automatically.
Singles is simpler: two numbers (your score, their score), and a lost rally just swaps the serve. Most games go to 11, win by 2; tournaments sometimes play to 15 or 21.
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Add it to your home screen and you've got a one-tap scoreboard courtside — no app, works offline. Playing in Austin? Come keep score on our courts at Pickleland in Pflugerville.
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