Improved: during a tiebreak, scores are now announced the way umpires call them — the leader's score first, followed by the leading team's name ("5... 3, Team A"; ties as "3 all"). Announcements no longer seem to flip sides when the serve changes mid-tiebreak.

- Fixed: after a tiebreak, the wrong player could be shown as serving and score announcements could sound reversed. The serve order now follows the official rotation into and out of every tiebreak, whatever the tiebreak score.
- Fixed: choosing a team's second player as first server now takes effect — that player actually serves first.

• Critical fix: a match started on your iPhone now reliably appears on your Apple Watch — including right after you end one match and start another. The Watch no longer gets stuck on its setup screen.
• Now end a match mid-game right from the Apple Watch.
• Apple Watch: larger player names, doubles shown as "A / B", and the serving player in bold.
• Fixed over-sensitive Watch scoring (stray and double points).
• Fixed the server name used after swapping which team serves.

- Critical fix: squash, badminton, and table tennis no longer use pickleball-side-out scoring rules. Server rotation follows each sport's actual rules.
- Apple Watch doubles: serving player's initial in the colored dot — DG/DL if partners share a first letter, D1/D2 if they share a surname.
- Audio: announcements run without 2-second gaps between phrases.
- Apple Watch: brand-new pairings receive the current match, roster, and theme automatically.
- Removed accidental wrist Double Tap scoring trigger that fired when adjusting your racquet grip.
- New: tap the serving team's name (or triple-tap on Watch) to swap which team serves.