Apple Watch
Apple Watch Table Tennis Scoring App
Score table tennis matches from your wrist with Volley's Apple Watch companion. Tap the side that won the point, get a haptic confirmation, and your phone score updates instantly. Full offline support, every table tennis scoring rule handled, free on iOS.
Phone scoring is broken — wrist scoring fixes it
There's a reason most "sports scoring apps" don't actually get used during real matches: scoring on a phone is friction. You stop playing to do it. Apple Watch removes the friction by putting one tap on your wrist.
The Watch face shows the current score in big numbers. Tap left half = side A scored, tap right half = side B scored. The hardest scoring rules (deuce, tiebreak transitions, doubles serving) are automatic — you never have to think about them.
How Volley scores table tennis on Apple Watch
Volley's Apple Watch companion supports all 9 sports the iPhone app does. Same scoring rules, same ELO ratings, just on your wrist.
Most apps ship a half-baked Watch app as an afterthought. Volley's is purpose-built and supports the full scoring engine, not a stripped-down version.
Get it on iOS
Volley is free on iOS and includes the Apple Watch app at no extra cost. Download it from the App Store and pair it to your Watch in 30 seconds.
Frequently asked questions
Can I score a Table Tennis match from my Apple Watch?
Yes. Volley's Apple Watch app supports Table Tennis with all the proper scoring rules — tap the side that won the point, the score updates instantly. Free on iOS.
Do I need an iPhone to use the Volley Watch app?
Yes. The Apple Watch app pairs with the iPhone app — you set up the match on the phone, then score from the watch. The pairing is instant and stays paired between matches.
Does Volley work offline on Apple Watch?
Yes. The Watch app caches every point locally if your phone is out of range or offline. Everything syncs to the phone when you reconnect.
How accurate is wrist tap scoring?
More accurate than phone scoring in practice, because you actually use it after every point instead of trying to remember the score. The haptic buzz on each tap confirms the score registered.