- Refreshed Home views highlight players and make live scores and completed results easier to read.
- Fixed God Mode in Ace Cream Stats to count consecutive games correctly across set boundaries.
- Optimized player profile loading to prevent slowdowns as match histories grow.
- Improved pressure statistics.
Changelog
What’s new in Match Update.
Follow the app’s progress from the first idea to the latest scoring, following and performance features.
- Player Development on iPhone and iPad charts progress in serve, errors, attack, and more.
- Trend lines use all eligible matches in the selected period; match wins follow the latest six matches.
- Colors and arrows highlight improvement, stability, or decline for each metric.
- Compare the first two sets of each match, or games in Table Tennis, to see how performance changes.
- Compare Tennis performance across court surfaces, with separate values and trend lines for each surface.
- Fixed a rare issue where a match could appear on Home without its player.
- A redesigned multi-sport Home brings refreshed views for live and upcoming matches.
- Full Table Tennis support is here, from scoring and live following to history, statistics, and replay.
- Full Padel support is here, from four-player scoring and live following to history, statistics, and replay.
- Customize Home to show and arrange only the sports you care about.
- Full iPhone Duo support is here, with purpose-built layouts for folded and unfolded use in portrait and landscape.
- Together, these features make this our biggest release yet.
- Fixed an issue that could cause opponents to appear duplicated or go missing.
- Fixed an issue that could send an empty invitation through Messages.
- Corrected the iPad sidebar proportions.
- Full Tennis Doubles support is here, with a dedicated workspace for players, partners, opponents, matches, formats, statistics, maps, and archives.
- Set up four-player matches and score basic or advanced points on iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch, with server order and individual outcome attribution.
- Review doubles history, replay, momentum, team results, and advanced statistics for every player.
- Follow doubles live with four-player court views, Live Activities, and private sharing, or watch matches on Apple TV.
- Added complete iPhone Duo support, with purpose-built layouts for folded and unfolded use in both portrait and landscape.
- Reworked the sync engine to work more reliably with limited connectivity.
- Added the foundation for independent Tennis Singles and Tennis Doubles sport workspaces.
- iOS 27 ready.
- Various visual refinements and bug fixes.
- View your matches on the big screen with the new Apple TV app.
- The new Points to Match graph shows how the path to victory changed point by point.
- Tap wins, losses, tiebreaks, and other Player Statistics totals to see the matching matches.
- Choose System, English, or Italian as the app language.
- Adjusted the Attack rating formula to focus on positive attacking production and clean winners.
- Follow live matches in a landscape layout designed for iPhone.
- Improved sync reliability while scoring and following live matches.
- Fixed several issues in the Apple Watch scoring panel.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent undoing the final point of a match.
- Score points on Apple Watch, with the freedom to hand off scoring between iPhone and Apple Watch at any time.
- A new widget keeps your upcoming matches visible at a glance.
- Create scheduled matches and notify followers 30 minutes before the event.
- Low Power Mode uses a dark live scoring screen with blue and green text to save energy.
First update on App Store
- Advanced Point Tracking adds outcome grids for serves, aces, faults, double faults, winners, and forced or unforced errors.
- Advanced matches now include independent performance ratings, category breakdowns, and a radar comparison.
- Live Activities keep the score visible while scoring or following a match.
- Advanced court view for followed matches, dynamically adapted to the match surface.
- Improved relative performance and closeness formulas.
- Reduced battery consumption while scoring.
- Bug and usability fixes.
First App Store submission
- Squashed a lot of bugs.
- New onboarding for creating the first player or loading demo data.
- Jannik Sinner’s 2025 Grand Slam season with 28 replayable matches.
- Native iPad support with adaptive layouts.
- Share results as Score, Points, or Game Momentum images.
- Match Performance and point-by-point insights.
- Create, duplicate, edit, archive, and share custom formats.
- Record walkovers separately from statistical wins and losses.
First TestFlight release
- iCloud synchronization across the user’s devices.
- Manager and follower sharing with live updates and notifications.
- Complete backups, player match-history transfer, and data recovery.
- Match history with editable details and animated replay.
- Player and opponent statistics by year, surface, and head-to-head.
- Match map and break, set, and match-point insights.
- Player profiles, reusable opponents, locations, and court surfaces.
- Automatic tennis scoring with match formats, Undo, and Redo.
- English and Italian localization.
Initial milestone
- The idea for Match Update was born: make live tennis scores easy to follow from anywhere.