Two buttons under a thumb, and the sport works out the rest.
Tap who won the rally. SetMatcher knows the rules of your sport, so it works out whether that was a point, a side-out, deuce, a change of ends or the end of the game, in all seven sports.
Free to sign up, and ready for all seven racket sports.
How it works
Every rally you tap is saved in order, and the score is worked out from all of them. That is why undo is exact: it simply removes the last rally. Your sport’s own rules decide how points are counted, when the serve changes, what happens at deuce and when players change ends.
Once a match is finished, no more points can be added. A match where no point was played has no result to save, and a match that ends before anything was decided is recorded as a walkover rather than a retirement. Only the players and their organiser can share a live scoreboard.
The score stays right, even with two phones scoring.
A tap that arrives twice or out of order could easily throw a score off. SetMatcher checks every tap against the rallies already recorded, and if your screen is behind, it asks you to look at the score again before tapping, instead of adding a point twice. When the match ends, the score is saved as a normal result, so confirmation, ratings, tables and the draw all work as usual.
- Live scoring
- Scoreboard
- Matches
More of what it does
Ratings, tournaments, leagues, ladders and more, each explained on its own page.
- Ratings and rankingsAn Elo rating per sport and discipline, settled after fifteen matches.
- Running a tournamentFrom entry list to final: the draw, the courts, printouts and results.
- The drawNine draw formats, and six of them give beaten players more matches.
- Competitions and leaguesDivisions, team fixtures, line-ups, and a league table counted your way.
- The ladderChallenge upwards, climb, and see every change in the history.
- Tournament day and the deskCourts, a planned day, and a desk that keeps going without wifi.
- Finding players and challengesFind players by level, place and free time, then challenge one.
- Clubs and committeesMembers, a committee, your own logo and colours, and one owner.
- Privacy and what you controlNine privacy settings, private to start with, and no analytics.
Your first match is one tap away.
Join a group, play, enter the score. The ladder, the draw and the season keep themselves up to date.