Mirror it from any phone to the TV above the court. Set up the tournament, score live, run the round timer, project the leaderboard — all in your club's palette, type and logo. Unlike Padelution or Score7, the wordmark on the screen is yours. Sold one-time, per club.
The problem with free tools
Padelution, Score7, the free Americano clones — they run the tournament fine. But every winner takes a photo of the standings on the TV and posts it. Instagram stories. WhatsApp groups. Camera rolls.
Your members are doing the marketing. The wordmark in the corner of that photo is doing the brand-building. And it isn't yours.
matchscreen.app is the same screen, dressed in your brand. Your wordmark above the court. Your colors on every story your members post.
What's inside
Four tabs, designed for the big screen. Set up the format, score live with a numpad that auto-fills, run the round timer, watch the leaderboard sort itself. Same app, dressed in your brand.
Every club gets a rebuild around their identity: palette, typography, logo lockup, decorative motifs. Same engine underneath, completely different look on the big screen. The wordmark in the corner is yours.
Americano points always sum to the target, so once a team's number lands, the opponent fills itself. One tap per round, per court.
The shape of a tournament, mapped to four screens. Stand at the screen, advance one tab at a time, never lose your place.
Pick points or timed, rotating partners or fixed pairs. Pairings recompute automatically.
The Rounds view is built to be readable from across the court: 76px mono numerals, generous spacing, type that holds up at 65 inches. Cast it from any phone via screen mirroring; no club hardware to install.
Total points, won, +/-, sorted descending. Top three pick up medal accents. The standings update with every score you commit.
Stroke length tracks remaining time. The last 30 seconds shift to coral so the courts can feel the round closing.
Click any title or name and type. The end-time field self-corrects if you fat-finger it. The "ends in" countdown updates live.
When the last round wraps, matchscreen.app cuts to a full-screen winners page — podium, medals, final standings, confetti. Every pixel in your club's brand.
From kickoff to court
You don't configure anything yourself. Send us the brand, we ship the app at your subdomain. From there it's a one-tap mirror to the TV.
Logo, palette, fonts. If you have a brand guide, that's enough. If you don't, we'll pull from your Instagram and confirm.
Within a week, your matchscreen lives at yourclub.matchscreen.app. Forest, teal, terracotta, whatever your club is.
Any phone, any TV that takes screen mirroring. Open the app in landscape, hit cast, you're live.
Set the format, generate pairings, tap in scores, advance rounds. The leaderboard projects itself.
Pricing
A flat per-club fee, paid once. Thirty days of bug fixes included. No subscription, no per-tournament rake, no monthly seat math.
Less than a weekend tournament brings in at the bar. We quote a fixed price per venue based on brand depth and number of formats, and come back within two business days.
New features after the 30-day window are billed per scope. We quote before we build, never surprise you mid-build.
Padel clubs don't need another monthly tool. You buy a coffee machine once. You buy a scoreboard once. The matchscreen is the scoreboard, dressed in your brand.
Booking, payments, member CRM. matchscreen.app does one thing well: it runs the tournament on the screen above the court.
vs the free tools
Padelution and Score7 are free, shared apps. They work. They also keep their own wordmark on every screen — and every winners photo your members post. matchscreen.app is the same flow (Setup · Rounds · Timer · Score), paid once, dressed in your brand instead of theirs.
Padelution is a free, shared padel tournament app. It runs the tournament fine, but the Padelution wordmark sits on the TV above the court — and on every winners photo your members post afterward.
matchscreen.app runs the same four-tab flow, paid once per club, with your palette, type and logo replacing theirs. Lives at yourclub.matchscreen.app.
Score7 is a free, generic Americano scoreboard. It's functional, but unbranded — players see neutral chrome that says nothing about your venue.
matchscreen.app replaces the generic chrome with the club's palette, type, and logo. Same tournament flow, completely different look above the court.
Booking platforms handle reservations, payments, and member CRM. They don't run the tournament on the screen above the court — and the ones that do are unbranded.
matchscreen.app does one thing: runs the tournament on the big screen, in your brand. Pair it with whatever booking tool you already use.
| At a glance | Padelution / Score7 | matchscreen.app |
|---|---|---|
| Branding on the TV | Their wordmark, every screen | Your palette, type and logo |
| Cost model | Free, ad-supported | One-time fee per club, quoted per venue |
| Hosting | Their domain | yourclub.matchscreen.app |
| Setup time | Minutes — but generic | One week — fully branded |
| Lock-in | Their roadmap, their ads | Yours. Self-host any time. |
Questions
Why this exists
I'm Jenny. Solo operator — design, app, brand, motion, copy, every layer by one pair of hands. My other work is at natrix visuals. I move around; right now Bali is the court I show up to most weeks.
Padel found me last year. I'd played tennis as a teenager, then nothing for years — padel pulled me back. The social part, the learning curve that doesn't flatten out, the four strangers who turn into a group chat by round four.
I built matchscreen.app because I wanted it to exist. The screen above the court is the most-watched thing in the club. It should look like the club. So I built one I wanted to play under, then made it so any club could have their own.
— Jenny
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