Support
Help with PadelPals
PadelPals keeps score for your padel games and turns them into a league: you record matches, the app tracks the standings and each player’s rating over time, and you can run a tournament with your friends. You can score a match on your iPhone or on a paired Apple Watch.
The App Store version works entirely offline — no account, no sign-up. Everything you record stays on your phone.
Getting help
PadelPals is made by one person, Daniel Seijo. Email me and I will reply — usually within a few days.
To make a bug report easier to act on, it helps if you include:
- What you were doing when it went wrong, step by step.
- Your iPhone model and iOS version, and the watchOS version if it involves the Watch.
- The app version, shown on the PadelPals page in the App Store.
- A screenshot, if there is something to see.
Feature requests are welcome at the same address.
Common questions
Do I need an account? No. The App Store version has no sign-in at all.
Where is my data? On your iPhone, in the app’s own storage. It is included in your iCloud or encrypted device backups, and it is never sent to me.
How do I delete everything? Delete the app. That removes all of its data.
Can my friends share a league with me? Not yet in the App Store version. Shared online leagues are being tested in a private TestFlight beta and will arrive later.
What does the Apple Watch app do with Health? If you allow it, it reads your heart rate and activity while you score a match and saves the match to Apple Health as a workout. That stays on your device. You can turn the permission off in iOS Settings.
Privacy
The full details of what the app stores — and what changes for TestFlight beta testers — are in the privacy policy.