ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard
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- October 14, 2026
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- 81.8 MB
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By Ferhat TAMCI, from the App StoreDescription by Ferhat TAMCI Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
ScoreSay turns the courtside phone into a real scoreboard.
You enter points with a cheap Bluetooth remote and hear the score out loud.
Nobody stops mid-match to argue about the score again.
HOW IT WORKS
• Press the Bluetooth remote to score — no need to touch the phone
• The score is announced out loud: "thirty - forty"
• The announcer adds colour at the big moments and chats between sets
• Mount the phone courtside; the screen stays on and reads from metres away
• Got a smartwatch? Score from your wrist: points, whose serve and which side (Apple Watch)
• No remote? Tap the screen instead
• Choose the sports you play; the app shows only those (change them in Settings)
TOURNAMENT MODE — AMERICANO AND MEXICANO
Run your club's tournament from your phone: Americano or Mexicano; individual, fixed pairs or mixed doubles. Players join with a code and follow their match and ranking.
• Rounds and pairings are built for you; you pick who keeps the score
• Standings, points and medals update live
• Knockout format: multi-day schedule and match times
• In club tournaments your logo and sponsor images rotate on the screens and the live board
• If the court loses signal the score is kept on the phone and syncs when it returns
The live board is at scoresay.com/t/CODE — put it on the screen by the court.
FOR CLUBS — COURT DEVICES
Put a tablet on every court: the match starts from the court screen, the score is kept with the remote, and the next match comes up when the court frees.
• The idle screen shows the next match and your club's sponsors
• Every court live on the TV at reception
• Match counts and sponsor impressions shared as a PDF report
FULL PADEL, TENNIS & PICKLEBALL RULES
• Golden point (default) or advantage
• Tie-break, super tie-break, deciding game, advantage set
• Adjustable set length and number of sets, plus an unlimited mode
• Four-player serve rotation — always know who serves next
• Change-ends reminder
• Unlimited undo
PICKLEBALL AND PADBOL
Pickleball with the full rulebook: side-out serving, games to 11/15/21, server number; the announcer calls "4-3-2". Padbol is football on a padel court: no hands, always doubles, sets to 21 points.
ACADEMY — LEARN THE GAME
Four courses, one per sport: 40 modules, 258 lessons, court diagrams, questions, short tests and pocket cards. Lessons unlock in order and earn badges.
WORKS WITH ANY REMOTE
Not tied to one brand: "Learn key" records what your remote actually sends. On a single button, one click is your point, two clicks theirs, hold to undo.
SIX LANGUAGES, REAL ANNOUNCER VOICES
Turkish, English, French, Spanish, Italian and German — interface and announcements. Two announcer voices per language. Two languages on court? Turn on the second announcement language and every score is called in both.
ACCOUNT IS OPTIONAL
Scoring and joining tournaments need no account; running one does. With one (a code by e-mail, no password) your match history follows you across devices, you add friends and share your score live.
The free version shows a short ad when a match ends — never mid-game. The Ad-Free subscription removes ads entirely; you pay with one tap through the store.
Tournament Pro is for organizers running their own events: 32 players, 4 courts, 2 open tournaments at once, no ads. Clubs get Club Duo, Trio and Arena by quote, on a yearly contract with court device setup, sponsors and reports. To try tournament management, the free tier still runs one tournament a month with up to eight players on one court.
Subscriptions (Ad-Free, Tournament Pro: monthly or yearly · Club plans: monthly) renew automatically. The price is shown on the purchase screen; cancel any time in your App Store account settings.
Privacy Policy: https://scoresay.com/en/privacy/
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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- Free
- App size
- 81.8 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
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- 1.9.3
- Launched
- August 2026
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About ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard
ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard is a sports app developed by Ferhat TAMCI.
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Is ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard free?
ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard is free. The app size is 81.79 MB. The latest version available is 1.9.3. The last update was on October 14, 2026.
What are the requirements for ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard?
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard
Is ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard free?
Yes. ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard is free on the App Store.
Is ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard still available?
Yes. ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on October 14, 2026.
How large is ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard?
ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard is 81.79 MB.
Is ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard suitable for children?
App Store rates the content of ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard as suitable for everyone.
Who made ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard?
ScoreSay: Talking Scoreboard was developed by Ferhat TAMCI. It is listed in the sports category on the App Store.
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