Scored from your wrist
Say "green" or "blue" after each point, or tap the pair that won it. The watch learns your voice in the first points and listens for the whole match.
Rimblo
Say green or blue on your Apple Watch. Rimblo keeps the score and says it out loud.
In beta on TestFlight. Not on the App Store yet.
Say "green" or "blue" after each point, or tap the pair that won it. The watch learns your voice in the first points and listens for the whole match.
Rimblo says the score on the watch or, through the iPhone, on a Bluetooth speaker beside the court, in English, Italian, Spanish or Romanian, with a female or a male voice.
Several players, one court: rounds, rotation and standings. Latecomers join the rotation, and the results go to your WhatsApp group as cards.
It follows the FIP rules: sets with tie-break, mini-sets, a third set as a super tie-break, advantage, Golden Point or Star Point, 1 against 1 and 2 against 2.
Serve, return, breaks and point-by-point progress after every match, with heart rate and calories from the watch.
No account, no server, no ads. Matches stay on your iPhone and watch, and your voice is transcribed on your own iPhone.
Yes. Rimblo keeps the score from two words said to the watch, "green" and "blue", and announces it by voice. It also works by touch.
Just "green" for the green pair and "blue" for the blue pair, in English, whatever the language of the app.
Yes, on the iPhone, by touch. Voice commands need the watch.
No, once you have done the first setup at home, on Wi-Fi. The iPhone gets its speech recognition model then, and the watch learns your voice.
Screens and voice are in English, Italian, Spanish and Romanian. Any other phone language gets English. In English the voice calls the pairs Lime and Navy.
An iPhone with iOS 26 (iPhone 11 or newer). For voice, an Apple Watch with watchOS 10 (Series 4 or newer).
It is free during the beta. At launch it will be a yearly subscription with a free trial.