The squash score tracker that knows both scoring systems

PAR 11 or English scoring, your call

Squash has two scoring systems, and this squash scorekeeper plays both properly. PAR (point-a-rally) to 11 is the default, the modern standard where every rally scores a point and games are won by 2, so 10-10 plays on until someone leads by two. Prefer it decided at 11 exactly? The win-by-two rule can be toggled. Old school? Switch to traditional English scoring, where only the server scores: win a rally as receiver and you take the serve, not the point. Whichever rule set you pick, PAR or English scoring, the app applies it rally by rally so you keep squash score exactly to the book.

The serve, always on screen

The serving player is tracked and highlighted the whole match, on the phone, on the watch, and on a TV if you AirPlay the read-only scoreboard between courts. Matches run best of 5 games by default, and undo is one tap away, because a mis-tap between rallies should never cost you the next serve.

Score from your wrist, sweat included

The Apple Watch app scores squash with full parity, so your phone can stay in your bag outside the glass. The watch can also record the match as a workout, saving heart rate and calories to Apple Health. Squash is brutal cardio; now you have the numbers to prove it.

The club ladder writes itself

Friends can watch the score live from the balcony on their own devices, nearby or over FaceTime SharePlay. Afterwards, your history builds win-loss records, head-to-head rivalries and per-match stats, so the question of who really owns Tuesday nights finally has an answer. No ads, no account, fully offline.