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RallyCue
Tennis scorekeeping on your Wear OS watch, by voice or tap
RallyCue is a standalone Wear OS tennis scorekeeper. Tap Listen after a point and call the score. RallyCue checks what it heard against the match state before changing anything, and asks you if it doesn't add up. Big touch buttons, exact Undo, deuce, advantage, tiebreaks and sets are built in. Speech runs on the device, raw audio isn't stored, and there's no account, ads or analytics. Core scoring is free; Pro is a one-time purchase for Natural Score.
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In casual tennis the score is the thing everyone forgets. Poking a tiny screen between points isn't much better. RallyCue lets you tap Listen and say the score. Speech never moves the score directly: it's checked against the current match, and if it's unclear or skips a point, RallyCue asks instead of guessing. Touch buttons and exact Undo are always there. Scoring is free. Pro is a one-time purchase for Natural Score (calling "30-15" instead of point commands). What would make you trust a watch to keep score?
About RallyCue on Product Hunt
“Tennis scorekeeping on your Wear OS watch, by voice or tap”
RallyCue was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #178 on the daily leaderboard. RallyCue is a standalone Wear OS tennis scorekeeper. Tap Listen after a point and call the score. RallyCue checks what it heard against the match state before changing anything, and asks you if it doesn't add up. Big touch buttons, exact Undo, deuce, advantage, tiebreaks and sets are built in. Speech runs on the device, raw audio isn't stored, and there's no account, ads or analytics. Core scoring is free; Pro is a one-time purchase for Natural Score.
On the analytics side, RallyCue competes within Android, Sports and Wearables — topics that collectively have 252.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how RallyCue performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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