Three Numbers
Say who won the rally.
Hear the score.
A pickleball scorekeeper you run by voice. Say “point Blue” after a rally and Three Numbers works out the serve and calls the full score back. Hands stay on the paddle.
Nobody has to remember the third number
Score by voice
Turn on Listen and say “point Blue” or “point Orange” after each rally. It keeps listening with the screen locked, and if it isn't sure which team you said, it scores nothing rather than guess.
The call, out loud
After every change the full score is spoken the way it's called on court: “four, two, one”. The voice is shaped to carry outdoors, and your music dips for the call, then comes back.
Knows the rules
Side-out scoring, first and second server, side outs, the 0-0-2 start, and which court to serve from. Doubles or singles, to 11, 15 or 21.
Mistakes are cheap
Say “undo”, or tap it, to take back the last change. Or set any score outright: “reset to Blue serving 2-3-1”. Every game is kept in History.
On Apple Watch too
Tap a team to score from your wrist, or hold the microphone and speak. Phone and watch stay in sync and call the score together. Tap scoring works with the phone left at home.
Offline and private
Speech is recognized on your iPhone, so it works on courts with no signal and your audio never leaves the device. No account, no server.
Requirements
iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later. Voice commands are recognized in English (US) and need a device that supports on-device speech recognition; tap scoring works on any of them. The Apple Watch app is optional and needs watchOS 10 or later.