Home screen widgets
Streak, win rate, hours on court and your activity grid — stackable, and refreshed every time you open the app.
Tennis & Padel
Every match
Every match
on the record.
Log matches and training, see what your game actually looks like, and settle every rivalry. Your opponent confirms the score — so your record means something.
Free to use. Works for tennis and padel, singles and doubles — with more racket sports on the way.
Tennis · Singles
123
J. Hall
656
N. Jones
173
Verified
Live · last 90 days
The world is already playing.
Slice players log sessions at clubs and public courts across six continents — from Wimbledon to a park court in Bali to a stadium in Cape Coast. Every point is a real club with real activity.
140
Countries
2264
Clubs & courts
15858
Sessions logged
Clubs
View all clubs →
Find yours.
Players are already logging matches at these courts. Every club on Slice has its own page.
Logging
Logging is easy.
Set-by-set scores with tiebreaks, singles or doubles, tennis or padel. Add as much or as little as you want — the match is saved either way. More racket sports are on the way; you can already join the list for yours inside the app.
Set scores & tiebreaks
Singles & doubles
Court surface
Racket used
Duration
Weather
Photos
Notes
Pickleball, badminton & ping pong — soon
Verification
A score isn't real until they agree.
Log a match and your opponent is asked to confirm it. Once you both agree it's verified and permanent, on both profiles. Nobody's record quietly inflates itself.
Playing someone who isn't on Slice yet? Log them anyway. When they join, every match you've already logged together is waiting for them — and your head-to-head starts fully written.
Head to head
Some rivalries deserve a scoreboard.
Every match you've played against someone, in one place. Matches won, sets won, games won, hours on court together — plus a height, age and handedness comparison, in case you need something else to blame.
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Them4
“I own this matchup.”
Training & fitness
The work that never reaches a scoreboard.
Log practice by what you actually worked on — rally, serve, return, net, speed, technique — and the radar shows you the shape of your game. Most people find out they've been avoiding one axis for months.
Connect Apple Health or Health Connect and sessions import themselves — heart rate, calories and distance attach to the match. Slice only reads racket-sport workouts. Nothing else leaves your phone.
Your calendar
Fill up your calendar.
Every day you play turns a square green — matches, practice, a hit against the wall. Log them and a whole year of your game builds itself, one square at a time.
And the grid below isn't a mock-up — it's every Slice player's last 12 months, shaded by what actually got logged each day.
Quieter
Busier
15858 sessions logged, and counting
Sharing
Talk some trash. Then back it up.
Turn any match, streak, rivalry or season into a card built for Stories. Your year on court, your nemesis, your weapon of choice, your worst possible defeat — designed and ready to post.
Match & season recaps
Streaks
Head-to-head
Heart-rate traces
Courts played
Racket lineup
Also in the box
The details you'd miss if they weren't there.
22 languages
Slice speaks the language your club does — from Norwegian to Indonesian to Japanese.
Light, dark, 22 icons
Clay, Grass, Midnight, Chrome, Aurora and more. Your home screen, your surface.
Private when you want
Lock your profile, hide a single match, or block anyone. Your record is yours to show.
From the App Store
Players who log everything.
“It is an absolute heaven that this app exists, otherwise I would not be able to log my practices and serving practice. Keep it going, we love this app.”
“Awesome way to track all of your tennis activities. I think I'm going to be addicted to using this app. More power to the whole team. Will share this with all of my friends!”
“Really enjoy getting to track my tennis and see my progress.”
“It helps me log and track all of my tennis practices.”
Your next match is worth keeping.
Start with one. In a year you'll have a season nobody can argue with.