The API documentation and developer platform are now available. Developers can create an account, generate secure API keys and connect their applications or integrations to My Court Score to work with matches, live scores, players, clubs and tournaments according to the permissions granted.
The live match page now has a clearer organisation and new features that make it faster to find a match and view its score.
The total number of visitors to a match and the number of spectators currently watching live are now displayed in the public live match list, the club match tracking page and each detailed match page. A more prominent Share button also makes it easier to send the match to friends and family.
Club accounts can now organise a complete tournament: setup, participants, groups or knockout draw, courts, schedule, scores and results. A central public page lets players, families and spectators follow every match and live score.
Advanced management now supports manual group assignment, ordered ranking criteria, qualification into separate Division 1 and Division 2 brackets, and scheduling in the club time zone. A live match remains visible until completion, even after midnight.
Live score delivery has been optimized when a club manages several matches at the same time. Club dashboards and live pages are now faster, more stable and update without overloading the network.
On the public page showing all live matches for a club, each match card can now be clicked to open the detailed live score directly.
Version 2.0 of the My Court Score app is now available to download on Android via Google Play.
Version 2.0 of the My Court Score app is now available to download on iOS via the App Store.
V2 turns the mobile app into a full My Court Score experience: player account creation and login, live match browsing, match management, score entry from mobile, official player following, notifications for followed matches, profile access and a faster interface for use on court or as a spectator.
A spectator account can follow official players and receive notifications when a match is about to start or actually begins.
A spectator account can add players to its follow list and receive their alerts from the mobile app.
A match can now be managed in standard or advanced mode. Standard mode simply records who wins the point. Advanced mode records who wins the point and how it was won, making deeper match statistics possible.
A ranking page now highlights official players based on their My Court Score statistics.
When creating or editing a match, you can choose the match type: friendly, interclub, tournament, training, camp or other.
For every match, performance can now be followed point by point by clicking the match title or the report icon.
The player dashboard has been redesigned to make match creation and match history clearer.
A player account can now create and manage secondary player profiles, for example for a child.
An avatar can be added, edited or removed from a player account or linked player profile.
While managing a score, it is now possible to choose an official player name already saved in the database.
An official player links matches to that player s statistics and performance history.
The scoreboard layout has been redesigned to be clearer and more professional.
Smartwatch mode is better supported for easier score entry.
Official players are now highlighted more clearly under their name in the scoreboard.
An icon next to an official player gives direct access to that player s stats and performance.
A dedicated page shows detailed statistics for each registered player.