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Court scoreboard and club screen

A TV by the court shows the live match score — large, visible from anywhere on the court. The club screen in the lobby or bar shows all courts at once: who is playing, the score, Americano tables during a tournament. An ordinary TV or monitor will do.

The court terminal: points count by themselves — score, games and win chances update live (test match)

What it is and why

The scoreboard is the most visible thing players and guests see: the score updates by itself after every point, nobody flips number cards. The score comes from the court's auto scoring, and if a point is corrected on the terminal the scoreboard shows the corrected score at once.

The club screen is a scoreboard for the whole club: all courts on one screen, live matches with scores, and during an Americano — the players' table. The club chooses in the admin panel what to show and gets links for the TVs.

What it does

Court scoreboard and club screen

  • The score updates after every point
  • Club screen: all courts on one display
  • Americano and Mexicano tables during a tournament
  • Works on a regular TV or monitor
What the court needs

A TV or monitor and an AI Padel court server.

How it works

How it works

  1. TV by the court

    A TV or monitor opens the court scoreboard page — from the court server in the club network.

  2. Score after every point

    Auto scoring decides the point — the scoreboard updates within seconds: points, games, sets, server.

  3. Score correction

    If a coach or admin corrected a point with a PIN on the terminal, the scoreboard shows it at once.

  4. Club screen

    In the admin panel's Club screen the club picks a mode — all courts, a tournament or a single view — and gets links for TVs and a second-monitor output.

  5. Tournament

    During an Americano the screen shows the players' table and courts with live matches.

  6. No internet needed

    The scoreboard and club screen work inside the club network.

  7. Idle screen

    After 10 minutes with no match and no touches, the terminal screen shows the club logo. It never turns on during a match.

What you will see

What you will see

Players on court

Scoreboard: large points, games, sets, who serves.

Club guests

Club screen: all courts, live matches with scores, the tournament table.

Club in the admin panel

Club screen: display modes, TV links, second-monitor output.

Limits, honestly

Limits, honestly

  • The scoreboard shows the auto-scoring score; on a court without AI Padel cameras it can only be kept by hand on the terminal.
  • A TV or monitor with a browser (or a set-top box) in the club network is needed.
  • Until a match starts the scoreboard shows the court without a score — matches start on the terminal or by themselves from play.

Who it helps

Who it helps

Players

The score is visible from anywhere on court — nothing to remember or argue about.

Clubs

A lively lobby: guests see play on all courts; the tournament table without a paper draw.

Tournament organisers

The Americano table updates itself after every match.

API

API

The same data in your systems through the open API.

GET /v1/live/{club_id} # live score of all club courts

API documentation →

Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Do we need a special screen?

No, any TV or monitor with a browser or a set-top box.

Where does the score come from?

From the court's auto scoring; a coach's PIN corrections show at once.

How many courts on the club screen?

All club courts — or the mode chosen in the admin panel.

Does it work without internet?

Yes, the scoreboard and club screen work in the club network.

How do we connect a TV?

The admin panel's Club screen has links for TVs; the TV opens the link in a browser.

Does it show who serves?

Yes, together with points, games and sets.

What is shown during a tournament?

The Americano table and courts with live matches.

Can the club screen go to a second front-desk monitor?

Yes, the admin panel has a second-monitor output.