Platforms and compatibility

Courtlet keeps the padel score on your wrist. Apple Watch is on the App Store. Wear OS and Garmin listings are still on the way. A Coming soon button on this site is not a download link.

Apple

The Apple Watch app is where you score. It needs watchOS 11 or later. The iPhone companion needs iOS 18 or later and is there for history, notes, and deleting matches. There is no iPad or Mac app.

Starting a match tries to start an Apple Health workout, recorded as tennis because that is the activity type Apple Health provides for this kind of session. Courtlet can also show a watch complication and a Live Activity, which open the score again when you raise your wrist. The live score stays on the watch. History syncs to the paired iPhone when the phone is reachable.

Courtlet for Apple Watch is on the App Store.

Android and Wear OS

Scoring is a Wear OS watch app. An Android phone companion holds history, notes, and deletion. You do not score the match on the phone.

The watch app is built for Wear OS watches such as Pixel Watch and Galaxy Watch. The phone companion’s minimum Android version is 8. The watch app needs a newer Wear OS device. Not every watch that runs Android can install Courtlet. Google Play identifies the devices that can.

Starting a match tries to start a Health Services exercise, also filed as tennis. If another exercise already owns the session, Courtlet asks whether to continue without a workout or to cancel. History can sync between the watch and the phone through Google Play services on your own devices.

Courtlet is being prepared for Google Play. Until that listing is live, the Google Play button on this site says Coming soon.

Garmin

The Garmin app is a Connect IQ watch app. Scoring does not need a phone. Match history stays on the watch. There is no Garmin phone companion.

Courtlet is built for touchscreen watches on Connect IQ 3.0 or later. That includes many vívoactive, Venu, Forerunner, fēnix, epix, and similar lines. It does not include every Garmin product. Button-only watches, including the Instinct line and older button-only Forerunners, are not install targets. Neither are watches below Connect IQ 3.0, Edge cycling computers, or handhelds.

The Connect IQ Store listing is the exact model list, and it can change when Garmin updates devices. If your watch is not on that list, Courtlet will not install.

On watches with Up and Down buttons, Up scores Us and Down scores Them. The same button again within about three seconds undoes. Touch-only watches score by tapping. Starting a match tries to record a Garmin activity. Where the device supports it, that activity is padel; otherwise it is stored as a tennis match named Padel. Courtlet does not ask for your location.

Courtlet is being prepared for the Connect IQ Store. Until that listing is live, the Connect IQ button on this site says Coming soon.

What stays the same

On all three watches, Courtlet uses the same padel scoring rules:

What differs

The extras follow the platform, so the apps are not identical outside the score itself.

Practical steps for each of these are on the support page.

Get Courtlet

Download Courtlet where the listing is live. Other stores are still on the way.

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Some listings are still on the way. A button marked Coming soon is not a download link.