OpenCourtHub

Score without putting your racket down. OpenCourt Hub on your watch does one job and does it well: recording who won each point, without digging your phone out of your bag. ⌚ On court Two large buttons, one per team. Tap, and the score moves — 0, 15, 30, 40, game. The watch shows the current rally, the games and the sets, and follows the tournament's own rules for golden point or advantage. 🎾 Tournaments Once you have connected the watch from your phone, it finds the live tournament and current round on its own. Players go straight into their own match. Organisers pick the court. At the end you review the result, correct anything that needs correcting, and submit — the official score and the standings update exactly as they would from the phone. 📶 No signal? Keep scoring Every point is saved on the watch before it is sent. Lose signal mid-match and you carry on scoring; the points go out as soon as there is a connection again, and the watch always tells you how many are still waiting. 👥 Two people scoring one match If someone else scores the same match at the same time, the watch shows you the server's score and asks what to do with your points. It never decides for you. 🏃 Casual game Just want to count points in a knockabout? Open casual mode — no account, no connection, no tournament. Pick golden point or advantage and start. You need the OpenCourt Hub phone app to connect the watch to your account and score tournaments. Casual mode always works, with or without your phone nearby.