Online Tennis Score Keeper
Track your tennis matches with proper sets, games, and tiebreak scoring. Works on any device — no account required.
Cloud Match
Keep the tennis match on your account
- The match is kept on the server with its point-by-point history
- A watch link that stays up and a co-scorer link, made with the Share button on the board
Why Use Our Tennis Scoreboard?
Everything you need to keep score on the court — no pen, no paper.
Sets, Games & Points
Full tennis scoring with proper 15-30-40 point progression, game tracking per set, and set tracking per match.
Tiebreak Support
Automatic tiebreak scoring at 6-6. Follows ITF rules with alternating serves and first-to-7 with 2-point advantage. Short sets, a pro set and a 10-point match tiebreak are options, with change-ends and set-break prompts.
Advantage & No-Ad
Choose between traditional advantage scoring (deuce, ad-in, ad-out) or no-ad sudden death at deuce.
Easy Corrections
Made a mistake? Undo the last point with one tap. Keep the match moving without losing track.
Works on Any Device
Phone, tablet, or laptop — the scoreboard adapts to your screen. Perfect for courtside use.
Works Offline
No internet at the courts? No problem. Your match saves locally and works without a connection.
Tennis Scoring FAQ
How does tennis scoring work?
Tennis uses a unique scoring system. Points within a game go 0 (love), 15, 30, 40. Win 4 points to win a game, but you must win by 2 at deuce (40-40). Win 6 games to win a set, and win 2 or 3 sets (depending on format) to win the match. If games reach 6-6, a tiebreak is usually played. The board also scores short sets (first to 4 games, tiebreak at 4-4), a pro set (first to 8 games, tiebreak at 8-8), and a 10-point match tiebreak in place of the deciding set. After each odd game it shows a prompt to change ends with the rest time, and a 120-second set break.
What is a tiebreak in tennis?
A tiebreak is a special game played when a set reaches 6 games all. Players alternate serves, and the first to reach 7 points with a 2-point lead wins the tiebreak and the set. The tiebreak was introduced to prevent marathon sets and is used in most competitive tennis today.
What is the difference between advantage and no-ad scoring?
In advantage scoring, when the game reaches deuce (40-40), a player must win two consecutive points — first to gain "advantage," then to win the game. If the player with advantage loses the next point, it goes back to deuce. In no-ad scoring, the game is decided by a single sudden-death point at deuce, making matches faster.
What is the difference between best of 3 and best of 5 sets?
In best of 3, the first player to win 2 sets wins the match — this is the standard for most recreational play, WTA matches, and many ATP events. In best of 5, the first player to win 3 sets wins — this format is used in men's Grand Slam matches (Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open).
How does serve rotation work in tennis?
Players alternate serving each game. The same player serves for the entire game, then the other player serves the next game. In a tiebreak, the player who received in the previous game serves the first point, then serves alternate every two points. Our scorekeeper tracks serving automatically.
Can I use this for doubles tennis?
Yes. Choose Doubles on the setup page, or in Settings during a match, and type the four names. The scoring is the same as in singles. The board shows who serves, from which court and to whom. Each team's players serve in turn, game by game, for the whole set, and the receiver of each point alternates between the two players of the receiving team. The board counts aces and double faults for each player. Use the swap buttons on a side's card to change who serves or who receives first before a game starts, as the rules allow at the start of each set.
Can I share the score live or save the match?
Yes. Tap Share on the scoreboard for a live link with a QR code. Anyone with the link sees the score as you keep it, and nobody signs in. To keep a match in your account, use Cloud Match with the Pro plan. It saves the match to your account, and from your account you can make a watch link that stays up and a co-scorer link.
Does this work on my phone?
Absolutely. The scorekeeper is fully responsive and designed for phone use courtside. It works offline too — no Wi-Fi needed. Just open it in your phone's browser and start scoring.
