Pair with a code
Turn it on for the match and PADL links your watch to the game in play — one scan or one code, done.
Wrist scoring remote
Coming soon · Galaxy Watch / Wear OS first
PADL Watch®
Score the match from your wrist. Keep your phone in the bag.
PADL Watch® is the remote for the PADL app. The live score lands on your watch with a scoring button for each side — so you keep playing while the score keeps itself. Heart rate and load write to the same Digital Tour Card as the match.
$3.99/month or $29.99/yearRequires Rookie or Tour Level
Launching November 8, 2026
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What it does
The remote for the app, on your wrist
Tap to score, tap to undo
The live score sits on your wrist with a scoring button for each side. Tap to score, tap undo, and the watch gives you a little buzz so you know every point registered — without looking down.
Works offline, then syncs
Courts with dead zones are fine. Points you tap are held on the watch and sync to the match the moment you're back in range.
Opponent still has to confirm
The watch moves the score, not the record. The result only locks into ratings and rewards after the opponent confirms it.
Heart rate, duration, calories
After the final point, your heart-rate average, load and time on court are written to the same Digital Tour Card as the match.
After the match
Your effort lands on your Tour Card
When the last point is confirmed, the watch wraps up the match with you: average heart rate, calories, and total time on court. They are recorded against the same match entry and the same Digital Tour Card your rating and championship marks live on — only you can see them.
Heart rate avg
Duration
Every point, undo included
Watch and Vision are different products
PADL Watch® is a scoring remote + biometric sync. PADL Vision® is video. One runs the scoreboard on your wrist; the other films and analyzes the court. You can use one without the other.
Quick answers
PADL Watch® FAQ
What is the difference between PADL Watch® and PADL Vision®?
PADL Watch® is designed to let you record points from your wrist and connect supported watch measurements, such as heart rate, to your match. PADL Vision® is the separate video service for reviewing play. One is not a replacement for the other, and both remain Coming Soon until launched.
Do I still need my phone?
Yes. PADL Watch® is designed to act as a remote control for the match running in your phone’s PADL app. The phone keeps the match record, while the watch lets you enter points from your wrist. It is not a standalone replacement for the phone, and the service remains Coming Soon.
Which watches will PADL Watch® support?
The first planned release is for Samsung Galaxy Watch and other supported Wear OS watches. Wear OS is Google’s smartwatch operating system. Apple Watch support is planned for later; PADL Watch® is still Coming Soon, so this page is not a promise that you can use it on your watch today.
Can my watch end the match by itself?
No. Entering the final point on a watch does not make the result verified. The opposing side must still confirm the recorded score in PADL before it can affect PPI or earn eligible match rewards. In Singles that is your opponent; in a live team match it is a player on the opposing side.
Pairs with the PADL app you already have — no separate watch app store download.
Be first on the wrist
Notify me when the download is available
$3.99/month or $29.99/year, for Rookie and Tour Level members. Galaxy Watch and Wear OS first — Apple Watch later.