Skorby HomeAwtrix DisplayVideo OverlayWeb BoardHubContact Get the app → Skorby scores tennis the way tennis is scored: points inside games inside sets, deuce and advantage, a tiebreak at 6–6 and a match tiebreak to 10. One tap per point on that side's half, and the game score is the biggest thing on the screen — no counting on your fingers. Same free app, same web board, stream overlay and score video — pick Tennis or Padel and the board changes with you.
Volleyball counts points to a set. Tennis counts points to a game, games to a set and calls 3–3 “40–40”. Switching sport swaps the scoring model under the board, not just the icon on the tab.
Scoring works like every other sport in Skorby: tap a side's half for its point. The big digits show the game score — 15, 30, 40, AD — because that is what changes every rally; the games sit right under them. Gave a point to the wrong side? Swipe down on that side and it is taken back.
Games close by themselves: four points and two clear. At 40–40 the board says Deuce, the leader's digits read Ad, and the game-winning point blinks the winner's digit in the games row as it counts on. Sets and the match stay your call, so 6–4, Fast4 or a short set all work without a format to configure.
One button in the action bar offers what comes next. Games level? It reads Tiebreak, and the big digits count the tiebreak points; End set records 7–6 with them. Mid-game End set stays inactive, so a mis-tap cannot drop the open game. Sets level? Start set lets you pick a match tiebreak instead: plain points to 10, filed as [10–8].
Tap who serves first and the rotation runs on its own: a new server every game, the 1-2-2 pattern in a tiebreak, the right side to open the next set. The web board and the overlays show the serve; scoring works before you set it.
During a game you only tap the two halves of the board. Everything that is a decision — ending a set, starting a tiebreak — is the one button in the action bar, and it only offers what fits the moment.
Tennis gets two overlay themes, and the web board, the LED and the score video know games, sets and tiebreaks.
Both themes render the match on the phone at the top of this page. Colours, font and corners are adjustable in the app.
Games big on the LED, the game score right under it, Deuce or Tiebreak beside it, and a row per set — 6–4, 7–6 (5), [10–8] — with how long it took. Send the link; anyone with a browser follows the match point by point.
Two tennis themes: Tennis Broadcast with every set, Tennis Compact with the sets won for a corner of the frame. Drop the overlay URL into OBS, Streamlabs or Prism Live, or export the match as a transparent score video for your footage.
The LED on the fence shows the game score in the middle and the games on either side — 4 40:15 3. In a tiebreak it counts the tiebreak points, in a match tiebreak its points between the sets won.
Switch on Golden point in the sport sheet — at the start or in the middle of a match — and 40–40 is decided by the next point. The board says Golden point and the next tap closes the game. It counts from the point you switch it on; games already played stay as they were.
A side is a pair: name it “Ana / Bea”. Skorby follows which side serves, game by game; who of the two serves is up to the pair, as on court.
Padel is its own sport in the picker, with its own icon, and shares the rest with tennis: tap and swipe, tiebreaks, the match tiebreak, the archive and every output.
No. Skorby closes games by the rule — four points, two clear, or one with no-ad — and leaves sets and the match to you, the way a volleyball scorer decides 15, 21 or 25. End set when the set is over; the action button offers the tiebreak whenever the games are level, and a match tiebreak between sets when the sets are level.
Yes. Tennis has a No-ad switch in the sport sheet, padel calls it Golden point. Switch it on before the match or at any point during it; at 40–40 the next point wins the game.
Inside the running game, swipe down on that side: its latest point is taken back. For anything earlier, Undo goes back tap by tap, and after the match the match editor in the archive moves, deletes or reassigns points — games and sets are worked out again from the points.
Yes. The scoring app is free, tennis and padel included. The web board, the stream overlay and the post-match score video use our servers and cost a 24-hour event pass, the same as for every other sport.
Download Skorby, switch the sport to tennis or padel, and the board is ready for the first serve. The app is free; the web board, overlay and score video cost a 24-hour event pass only on the days you use them.