Dink Data
iPhone + Apple Watch

Discipline is measurable. The patient player wins.

Score and log stats from your wrist while you play. No camera, no tripod, no upload, no account — just tap. Then see the numbers that actually move your win rate.

  • Live scoring on Apple Watch: two big buttons, one tap per point
  • Score and stats on separate screens, one swipe apart
  • Add or fix any stat later — nothing locks when the match ends
  • Your data, your iCloud, nobody's server — no account required
Dink Data app icon: a pickleball on deep green Download on the App Store Free for 14 days, then $2.99/month. No account, no ads, no upsell.
Live scoring in Dink Data: game one, 9 to 7, one-tap scoring pads, and a Score and Stats tab switcher under the scoreboard

Every match, quietly adding up.

Everything logs itself into trends you can act on. Real screenshots, real (humbling) sample data.

Home screen: 66 percent win rate this month, a 16 and 10 record, streak badge, Start match and End workout buttons, and recent matches with their game scores

Your season at a glance

Win rate, streaks, and point differential, with deltas so you know if you're trending up.

Live match, Stats tab: six stat counters with plus and minus steppers while the 9 to 7 scoreboard stays pinned on top

Stats without losing the score

During a match, score and stats live on separate tabs — the scoreboard stays pinned while you log.

Stats screen: win rate 62 percent, record, point differential, and win rate by month chart, scoped to Month, 30, 90 days, year, or all time

Trends over any window

This month, 30 or 90 days, this year, or all time — error rates and win rate, always with a delta.

Match detail: an 11 to 8 win with rally count, stat tiles, an Edit stats button, and head-to-head player records

Edit stats after the match

Forgot to track? Add errors, winners — any stat — to any finished match, game by game.

DUPR tells you your rating. Dink Data tells you what to practice.

Apple Watch score page: You 9, Them 7, with an End Game button Apple Watch stats page: one-tap counters for unforced errors, winning shots, tweeners, ernes, drops and resets, with an undo button

Score on one screen.
Stats on the next.

Keeping score and tracking stats at the same time is hard — so the watch never asks you to. Each job gets its own screen, one swipe apart.

  • Huge tap targets you can hit mid-rally, sweaty hands and all
  • One-tap stat tiles with a one-tap undo — glance, tap, back to the rally
  • Counts as a workout: heart rate, calories and ring credit for the whole session — matches, breaks and all — no separate fitness app running
  • Only track stats? Skip the score entirely and add it later on the phone
  • Works without the phone; everything syncs when you're back