Scorra is a padel scorekeeper for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Last updated 27 July 2026
Scorra collects nothing about you, sends nothing anywhere, and has no servers, no accounts and no analytics. Everything the app knows stays on your devices.
None of it is transmitted. It is included in your own iPhone backup, because that is how iOS backs up any app's files, and that backup is between you and Apple.
If you use the Apple Watch app and grant permission, Scorra reads your heart rate and active energy while a match is running, so the scoreboard can show them, and saves the match to Apple Health as a tennis workout when it ends.
A photo only enters the app if you choose or take one for a match card. It is stored with that match on your iPhone. Sharing a card is always something you start: the card becomes an image and iOS hands it to whichever app you pick. What happens to it after that is governed by that app's own privacy policy.
Scorra is sold as a subscription through the App Store. Apple handles the purchase, the free trial, renewals and cancellation. Scorra only ever asks iOS whether a valid subscription exists; it never sees your payment details, your Apple Account or your name.
Scorra is not directed at children and collects no personal information from anybody, of any age.
Deleting the app from your iPhone removes everything it stored, including match history and any photos you added. Individual matches can be deleted inside the app by swiping them away in Past matches. There is nothing held anywhere else for us to delete, because nothing was ever sent anywhere.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new date at the top.
Write to support@agonplay.com. There is no data of yours for us to look up, so the answer will be about how the app works rather than about what we hold, but the question is welcome either way.