Squashscores, kepton your wrist.

Name: Squash Score
Price: 1.99 USD
Author: KB Applikhations UG (haftungsbeschränkt)

Squash Score is the scoreboard for Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad and Mac. One tap per rally. The app knows point-a-rally scoring to 11, who serves from which box, game ball and match ball, and calls the score out loud like a marker.

Apple Watch · iPhone · iPad · Mac
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10 languages

Try it here

Tap a side.
That's the app.

This is the scoring screen from the watch, playable right here. It follows the real squash rules, just like the app.

01Tap the blue tile when you win the point, the orange one when your opponent does.
02The rally winner serves. On the court the box switches with every point won on serve; the app shows right or left.
03Game ball and match ball show on the tile of the player who has them. On the watch the voice calls them out too.
04Tapped the wrong side? Undo takes it back.

00:0010:09

Games00

Tap You or Opponent. The rally winner serves.

Features

Built for the court, not the menu.

Big tiles, one tap per point, and the rules handled for you. It looks and feels like the Workout app, because it is one: every match can be saved as a workout.

One tap per point

Two huge tiles, blue for you and orange for your opponent. Tap the side that won the rally, even mid-rally and without looking for long.

Serve and service box, always right

The rally winner serves, from the right box after winning the serve, then switching with every point. The tile shows the box.

Calls the score

Calls like a marker: “Hand-out”, the server’s score first, “10 all”, game ball and match ball. Optional streak calls go all the way up to "Godlike".

Undo

Wrong side? One tap takes the last point back, as often as you need.

Timeouts

A 90-second timeout per player with a countdown ring, then straight back to the match.

Change ends

Squash has no ends to change, so the tiles stay put. Between games the app pauses with the result until you start the next one.

Summary and history

Every game with its score and time, total match time, rematch with one tap. The last 200 matches stay on your device.

Speaks your language

English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Arabic and Vietnamese. The voice follows your device language.

Score tiles on Apple Watch during a match

Hands-free

Keep the racket.
Score anyway.

Between rallies your other hand is busy with the ball. Turn on Gesture Scoring and you never have to touch the screen.

2×

Double Tap: point for you

Tap index finger and thumb together twice. Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 or newer.

↻

Wrist Flick: point for them

Turn your wrist away and back quickly. Recognised by the app's own motion detection.

Apple Health

Every match
closes your rings.

On Apple Watch each match is saved to Apple Health as a squash workout. You see your heart rate while you play, and duration and active calories in the summary.

142Avg. heart rate

318Active calories

41:07Total time

Example values. Health data stays in Apple Health on your devices; it never reaches us.

Match summary with game scores on Apple Watch

Every screen

Wrist, pocket, umpire's chair.

One purchase gets you Squash Score on Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad and Mac. Put the iPad on the table as a scoreboard everyone can read, or keep score on the Mac at the club desk.

watchOS 26

Apple Watch

Runs without your iPhone. Gestures, haptics, live heart rate and workouts.

iOS 26

iPhone

Full-screen tiles you can read from across the court, with voice and history.

iPadOS 26

iPad

A scoreboard for spectators and umpires. Put it on a stand next to the court.

macOS 26

Mac

On the Mac App Store. Score with the ← and → keys, undo with ⌘Z.

Squash rules in short

How squash is scored.

The app knows these rules so you don't have to. Here they are anyway, for the next argument at the T.

Point-a-rally to 11

Every rally scores a point, whoever served. A game goes to the first player with 11 points. Old-school club? Play to 15 instead.

Two clear at 10-all

At 10-all the game goes on until one player leads by two. 12:10, 15:13, as long as it takes.

Bo5

Best of 5

Matches are best of 5 games by default, or a single game or best of 3.

R/L

Service box

The rally winner serves. After winning the serve you start from the right box, then switch boxes with every point you win. The tile says which box.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Does the app use point-a-rally scoring?

Yes. Every rally gives a point to the player who wins it, and the rally winner serves next. A game goes to 11, and at 10-all play continues until one player leads by two. You can also play to 15.

How does the app show the service box?

The serving player's tile says Right box or Left box. After winning the serve you start from the right box, then switch with every point you win on serve. If you prefer to start on the left, just serve from there: the scoring stays the same.

Do I need my iPhone on court?

No. The Apple Watch app runs on its own. Leave the phone in your bag.

How do I score without touching the screen?

Turn on Gesture Scoring in the watch app's settings. Double Tap (tap index finger and thumb together twice) adds a point for you, and Wrist Flick (turn your wrist away and back quickly) adds one for your opponent. Double Tap needs Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 or newer. Leave gestures off if you wear the watch on your playing arm.

Does the match count as a workout?

On Apple Watch, yes. With Track as workout on, each match is saved to Apple Health as a squash workout with duration, heart rate and active calories, and it fills your Activity rings. You can turn it off in the settings.

The workout is not saved. What can I do?

Open the Settings app on your iPhone, go to Health → Data Access & Devices (or Settings → Health → Apps on the watch), select the app and allow it to write workouts, heart rate and active energy.

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