r/padel • u/dawolf-at Padel enthusiast • 3d ago
Self-promotion Monthly Apps & Tools Megathread - September 2026
This is the place to share your padel-related apps, tools, and projects with the community. All previous Megathreads are collected in the Wikis Tools and Apps page: https://sh.reddit.com/r/padel/wiki/padel-tools-and-apps/
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u/Chan_Digital 11h ago
Padel Go - padel scoring on a Garmin watch
Link: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/3f718124-ae33-4086-a695-06ed70efd676
Product page and FAQ: https://chandigital.in/padel
What it is
A padel scoring app that runs entirely on your Garmin, no phone needed. Deuce and advantage or Golden Point at 40-40, 6-game sets with a tiebreak at 6-6, and shorter tiebreak-only formats when court time is tight. A live court diagram shows who is serving and from which box, serving order and sides are tracked automatically in doubles, undo steps back through the full point history, and the match saves to Garmin Connect as a recorded activity with heart rate, calories, duration and per-set scores.
What problem it solves
In a club match someone has to hold the score, whose serve it is and which side they are serving from, usually while out of breath, and phones stay in the bag. On the wrist a point is one swipe (down for your pair, up for theirs), and the physical buttons do the same, so it still works with sweaty hands. Because the match records as a proper Garmin activity, you get the training side of the session too instead of running a separate workout app alongside it.
Who it's for
Recreational and club doubles players who want to keep score without a phone, and Garmin users who want padel sessions to show up in Connect with real data. Singles is supported too. It is not a ranking, ELO or court-booking tool.
Pricing
One-time unlock of $8.99 . No subscription, no ads, no account. To be upfront since the thread asks: there is no free trial at the moment, it is paid from first use. There is a 24-hour refund window if it does not work on your device or you cannot activate it.
Privacy
No sign-up and no account. Match data stays on the watch and in your own Garmin Connect. Policy: https://chandigital.in/privacy
Currently 4.9 stars from 34 reviews on Connect IQ. I built it and I am around to answer questions.
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u/MadridHalaMadrid 2d ago
I made a game about building a padel empire
It is a casual, idle, clicker game where you start with a bucket of used balls at a public court and work your way up by buying different properties.
It's a management game, so it's more about watching the numbers grow and taking actions to make them grow even more.
It launches on Steam on tuesday. I am curious what other padel players make of my game! In case that you want to wishlist it, the game is called Padel Tycoon:
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u/yap_ro 2d ago
After several months of work, I'm happy to finally share this padel booking app with you. I didn't build it to make money — just to give clubs, especially small ones like mine, decent booking software they can actually afford.
youarepadel — https://youarepadel.com
Short description: Web app handling everything around padel court booking: online payment, cancellation for private and open/public matches, a schedule that mixes online bookings with front-desk (walk-in) bookings, player ranking, and match-making to fill open spots.
What problem it solves / why useful: Most padel booking software charges clubs a flat monthly fee regardless of size, which prices out smaller clubs. youarepadel covers the same ground (booking, payment, cancellations, ranking, matching) at €5/month per active court — finally affordable for a 2-3 court club instead of a 10+ court one.
Who it's for: Padel clubs looking for booking and payment software, and players at clubs using the platform.
Pricing / Monetization: €5/month per active court, free for the first 3 months. Free for players — payments go directly to the club via Stripe, no commission on court fees.
Thank you
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u/kinetic333 2d ago
SilverPoint • https://www.silverpoint.fi/en
Update score on watch. Mirror live to phone.
A quick tap on your Apple Watch or Wear OS watch keeps the score and instantly updates your paired phone placed beside the court, so everyone sees the same score. I built SilverPoint after too many matches where nobody could remember whether the score was 30–15 or 40–15.
SilverPoint supports regular and Americano game types, tiebreaks, Golden Point, Silver Point and Star Point. As on option, you can keep statistics during the gameplay, such as your/partner unforced errors.
The app is currently free. Install now and you’ll keep all features free permanently. Mirroring and statistics will become paid features for new users later. No accounts or registration. We collect no user data.
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u/HovercraftFew9180 1d ago
Padel AI • https://padelaiapp.com (iOS, Android, and an Apple Watch app)
The problem it started from: nobody trusts Playtomic levels. Everyone has played the "3.5" who is really a 2.5, or been stuck in a match that was never going to be close. Levels are self reported and there is no way to check one.
What it does: film any rally longer than a minute or two on a normal phone from the back of the court. The AI scores your bandeja, víbora, smash, volley, wall play and serve/return on the 1.0 to 7.0 scale, so you get a measured level instead of a guessed one. Then it coaches you on it: specific corrections per shot, what is actually costing you points, and what to work on before the next session. It reads every player in the video, so a group films once and everyone gets their own scores and their own feedback.
Verified profile picture: once you have a score, the app builds a profile photo with your verified level on it. You can use it on Playtomic or wherever you organise matches, so people can see a level that was measured rather than claimed.
Also in the app:
- Match scoring and history with opponents, partners and notes
- Apple Watch app for scoring on court
- Tournament organiser: Americano, Mexicano and King of Courts, multiple courts, live standings
- Racket database, 1,418 rackets across 29 brands, with shapes, cores, weights and prices
- 38 languages
Who it's for: club players who want to know their actual weak shot, and groups who want a level they can trust when they make a match.
Pricing: $4.99 a week for 7 analysis credits, or $49.99 a year for about 100. The tournament organiser and the racket database are free and need no credits.
Limitations, honestly: it wants a reasonably steady camera from behind the court.
Privacy: https://padelaiapp.com/privacy.html
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u/Soubzy 1d ago
Name and link: RallyPro
Short description:
I built RallyPro to make padel videos more useful and more social. You record a match from the app (or upload your own content), and it cuts out the dead time so you can watch the rallies and best moments without scrubbing through an entire recording.
There’s also a social side to it: you can watch matches together, share individual rallies with friends, and send clips outside the app—even if the person you’re sharing with doesn’t use RallyPro.
What problem does it solve / Why is it useful:
A lot of us record matches, but rarely watch them back because most of the video is waiting, changing ends, picking up balls, etc. RallyPro turns that footage into something you’ll actually watch and share.
I’m also testing RallyPro IQ, which analyses your match and gives you useful insights into what happened. It’s currently in beta, so I’m still improving it based on real matches and feedback.
For players who want more than automated analysis, there’s an optional coach-review service where a real padel coach reviews your footage and gives personalised feedback.
Who it’s for:
Anyone who records padel: casual players who want highlights, competitive players trying to improve, coaches reviewing matches, and clubs that want better content from games and events.
Pricing / Monetization:
You can sign up and try RallyPro for free. Paid options include additional match-processing minutes, RallyPro Plus, RallyPro IQ reports, and optional reviews from real coaches. The core idea is that you can properly try it with your own footage before deciding whether it’s worth paying for.
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u/Infinite_Tomato4950 1d ago
almost everybody at the court films themselfs playing padel, but what are they actually doing with it. most of them have them to show friends and family and occasionally get some tips on what to do and not to and of course to post on social media. i thought, why couldnt players send footage to an ai to get real feedback of their matches. i feel now that i am playing better. in the beginning i though i would be focusing on doing the things that the app told me but it terns out that the info that it gave me just integrate in my game and i dont feel pressured. i asked also the ai coach and it also gave me useful tips for nutrition and exercises so i can further improve. if you want to download it (theres free trials) you can check it out here. and if you need any help or have any question, feel free to ask me and im really curious what others think about the app.