Padel Points & Faults Tracker

We've all been there: easy volley, match point, and you smash it straight into the net. Or the glass. Or your partner's back. Padel Points & Faults is the Garmin watch app for players who are honest about their game. It doesn't just count your points — it counts the ones you gave away for free. HOW IT WORKS - Press Start and play. Your padel activity records automatically, heart rate and steps included. - Up button (or tap the top of the screen) = Point Won. Nice shot. - Down button (or tap the bottom of the screen) = Fault. You know the one: into the net, over the fence, a double fault on serve, or a bandeja that somehow ended up in your own foot. - Undo, for when your thumb reacts faster than your dignity. - Finish to save it all to Garmin Connect. You find your score at the bottom of the Stats section. THE ERRORS WE'RE TALKING ABOUT The smash that hit the glass instead of the court. The sitter you had all day to set up and still netted. The serve that faulted twice in a row. The lob that landed a court and a half long. Every padel player has a signature way of losing an easy point, this app just finally counts them. WHY BOTHER? Because "I played well, I just had bad luck" gets a lot less convincing when Garmin Connect shows 14 faults in one set. Track your points-won-to-faults ratio after every match and start noticing the pattern: is it always the smash? Always the second serve? Now you'll know exactly what to fix before next week's match. WHAT GETS SAVED TO GARMIN CONNECT - Points won - Faults (the honest kind) - Heart rate, recorded live - Steps - A full padel activity, recorded as a real Garmin workout session Works across a wide range of Garmin watches: Forerunner, Fenix, Epix, Instinct, Venu, Vivoactive, Descent, and more. No sets, no scoring menus, no excuses. Just start, play, and let the faults speak for themselves.

Initial release: track points won and faults during your padel matches, with heart rate and steps recorded to Garmin Connect. Cleaner score screen: removed the daily step count (session steps are still saved to Garmin Connect), simplified the clock, and improved the heart rate display.