Padel · Apple Watch · iPhone

You play. Your watch keeps score.

One tap after every point, that's it. Rebotazo knows the 2026 FIP rules with star point, knows who serves, and shows you afterwards where the match turned.

  • €19.99 once, no subscription
  • Any Apple Watch from SE
  • Your data stays in your iCloud
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Try it: tap the bottom for Dennis & Benny, the top for Tom & Paul.

“What's the score?”“Thirty fifteen. Or fifteen thirty?”

The same argument at the net every week. With Rebotazo you glance at your wrist and keep playing.

  1. 01

    Tap. Keep playing.

    After the point, tap your watch once: bottom for your side, top for theirs. Wrong tap? One tap on undo and it's right again.

  2. 02

    Feel it, don't look.

    Point, game and set each feel different on your wrist. You know what happened without looking. If you like, hear the score through your AirPods.

  3. 03

    It knows the rules.

    Star point at the third deuce, tiebreak, super tiebreak, change of ends and who serves. In doubles with all four names.

  4. 04

    See where it turned.

    After the match your iPhone shows the momentum curve, break points, heart rate and calories. Plus your record against this exact opponent.

    Team report with shots, power, heart rate and formation
  5. 05

    Plan. Invite. Start.

    Add your next match, invite players by QR code, start it on your watch with one tap at the court. For your group, Rebotazo draws fair pairings and splits the court fee.

    Home screen with the next match, countdown and record
Doubles partners at the net in ready position

One or two watches

One is enough. Two do more.

Only you wear a watch

You score for everyone, in singles and doubles. Heart rate and calories go to Health, everything else to your iPhone.

You both wear one

Pair the watches before the match. You both see the same score and the first tap counts. The other person only needs the free app.

Price

Pay once. Then it's yours.

Padel apps with watch analysis usually run on a subscription, for example €6.99 a month. Rebotazo costs €19.99 once. Scoring on the watch stays free.

Subscription appafter 3 years at €6.99 a month€252
Match point · over €200 saved
Rebotazo Proonce, forever€19.99

Free

€0

forever · no account

  • Scoring on the watch, all FIP rules
  • Haptics, score calls, Health
  • Courts and weather light
  • Your last 10 matches
Start free
Everything in

Pro

€19.99

one-time · Family Sharing · no subscription

  • Full history and all stats
  • Pair two watches
  • Report after every match
  • Plan matches, calendar, QR invites
  • Your own group and Americano
  • Everything in the browser too
Coming to the App Store
Four friends laughing on the bench after a match

Who's behind it

Made by people who play.

Built in Germany
Rebotazo is made by people who play every week. We're building the app we always wanted at the court.
No account, no tracking
Your matches live on your devices and in your iCloud. We never see them, and there are no ads.
Tested on Watch SE
We test everything on the cheapest Apple Watch. If it runs there, it runs everywhere.

The name

Rebotazo. The ball that comes back.

In tennis, a ball that gets past you is usually gone. In padel that's often where the rally really starts. It slams into the glass, comes back, and if you read it right, you just keep playing.

Spanish players have a word for a really hard rebound: rebotazo. We liked it straight away. It sounds like padel, and like the moment a point you'd already written off turns around after all.

And the R in the logo? That's the ball. In, off the glass, back out.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Is one Apple Watch enough?

Yes. One watch scores the whole match, in singles and doubles. You only need a second one if you both want the score on your wrist.

Which Apple Watch do I need?

Any watch running watchOS 26, including Apple Watch SE. We test everything on an SE.

Does my partner have to pay too?

No. One of you having Pro is enough. The other person pairs using the free app.

What is the star point?

It has been the FIP standard since 2026. At deuce, two advantages are played first. If it reaches a third deuce, a single point decides, and the receiving pair chooses who receives.

Is there an Android version?

No. Rebotazo is only available for Apple Watch and iPhone.

Player waiting to receive serve

Next match? Let the watch keep score.

  • One tap per point
  • All 2026 FIP rules
  • Pay once, no subscription

Ready for the court?

Set it up once and you'll never think about it again.

Coming to the App Store