Squash: Smash & Score

Keep score of your squash matches with one tap per point, on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Point-a-rally to 11, or the traditional game to 9.

One tap per point Tap the side that won the rally and the app does the rest: the score, the server and who stands where. Tapped the wrong side? Take the point back, or bring it back again.

Point-a-rally Best of 5 games to 11, win by 2, as played in competitions today.

Traditional scoring Prefer the old game? Only the server scores, in games to 9.

Shorter matches Short on court time? Play best of 3 games, or just one.

Hear the score The score and match points are announced out loud, so everyone on court stays up to date.

On your wrist Keep score on Apple Watch without looking for your phone. Set up a match on your iPhone and send it to your watch, and see your game in a widget on your watch face.

Tournaments Run a tournament with its own roster and rankings, and share it so friends can add their matches.

Rankings and history See who's on top and look back at every match you played.

Follow live Follow the score of a match someone else is keeping, and swipe between all games going on.

On all your devices Your players and matches follow you to your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch through iCloud, and your watch stays in step with your iPhone directly.

Apple Health, if you like Save matches as workouts and see your statistics afterwards. It's entirely optional.

Your data stays yours No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics, and your data never goes to a server of mine.

Health data and your privacy If you turn it on, games are saved as workouts in Health. For this, the app asks for access to write workouts. It also asks to read workouts, to find matches recorded on your other devices, and a few statistics, like distance and average heart rate, to show them in the summary at the end of a game. These statistics aren't stored or synced outside Health.