Count, show and keep your table tennis matches, with one phone.
Swipe up to add a point, swipe down to take one point off that side. In doubles, the app shows who serves and who receives right now.
A finished match is saved to your history.
The Wear OS watch app works only together with the phone app: it controls the match that is open on the phone and cannot be used on its own.

■ The doubles serving order, on the board
In doubles, the serving order and the ends change from game to game.
So nobody has to stop and ask "who serves now?", the server and the receiver are on the board.
- [S] next to the server, [R] next to the receiver
- The app handles the change of service every 2 points, and every point from 10-10
- At a new game, tap the server from the pair that has the service. The receiver is set automatically from the order in the previous game
- The server's name is underlined, so you can read it from a distance
- The app can also call out the server's name at a change of service

■ Telling opponents apart (player profiles)
- Set gender, racket (shakehand, penhold, Chinese penhold), rubber (inverted, pips, anti-spin), glasses, height and handedness
- What you choose appears in short form under each name on the board
- In doubles all four profiles are on the board, so you can tell who is who

■ During the match
- A large landscape flip scoreboard. The numbers change color from 10 points
- Swipe up on the numbers to score. Swipe down to take one point off that side
- In the final game the app tells you to change ends at 5 points. The arrow button swaps the two sides
- Matches of 1, 3, 5 or 7 games. You can change the number of games during a match
- Tap a name on the board to fix it on the spot
- The screen can stay awake during a match (on or off)

■ Wear OS watch
- Swipe up on a side's panel to add a point, swipe down to take one point off
- The watch shows the score, the names, [S] and [R], and the connection status
- Swipe the watch sideways for a large view of the current server and receiver; the "Say the server" button has the phone read it aloud (when call-outs are on in the phone's settings)
- The watch works while a match screen is open on the phone (a match cannot be started from the watch alone)
- Works with Wear OS 3 and later

■ Call-outs
- The score can be read aloud in English or Japanese (off, score, or score plus who serves)
- Pick the voice and the speed

■ History
- A finished match is saved automatically (up to 30 matches; you can turn this off)
- The point history is shown as dots; points scored while serving are in green
- Save match notes, opponent notes and reference links with each match
- Filter the history by period, number of games and event name; edit or delete from the detail screen

■ Setting up a match
- Singles or doubles, number of games, and who serves first
- Record the date, venue and event name (a match with no event name counts as practice)
- Save the players you use often and pick them next time

■ Ads
- Ads are shown on the settings screen and the history screen. None are shown on the scoreboard during a match or on the watch
- To serve ads, Google's advertising component may collect your advertising ID, IP address and how you use the app
- Your match records, player information and notes are never sent for advertising

■ Your match records are handled on your device
- No account and no sign-in are required
- The app does not send your match records, player information or notes over the internet
- Up to 30 matches can be kept in the history. When you reach the limit, delete matches you no longer need, or export them first
- Match history and player lists can be exported and imported as JSON files (for backup or moving to a new phone)

A quick manual is built into the app. For details, see the manual online.
Manual (Japanese): https://cuviu.jp/matchhub-manual/
English manual: https://cuviu.jp/matchhub-manual/en/
Privacy policy: https://cuviu.jp/en/privacy/