BCA+
Basic Consistency Analysis
with score tracking
'In padel, it's not the winner who wins, but the loser who loses.'
Settings
| Games | Pts | |
|---|---|---|
| Team B | 0 | 0 |
| Team A | 0 | 0 |
Match Result
BCA Balance Sheets (Weighted)
| Player | Set 1 | Set 2 | Set 3 | TOTAL |
|---|
Technical Breakdown (Game Actions)
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How does BCA+ work?
Consistency analysis
This app allows the observer to log key actions at the end of each point, producing a weighted consistency balance per player and per set. The scoreboard updates automatically with every logged action.
- W — Winner (+1): Point won by a player's direct positive action.
- UE — Unforced Error (−1): Point lost due to a player's own mistake, without pressure from the opponent.
- IE — Induced Error (+0.5): An action that generates pressure and causes the opponent to err. Once logged, the app will ask who made the Forced Error.
- FE — Forced Error (−0.5): An error made under pressure from the opponent (logged automatically when an IE is recorded).
Each action adds or subtracts from the player's balance and simultaneously updates the scoreboard: W and IE add a point to the player's team; UE adds a point to the opposing team.
Any balance above 0 indicates a positive performance. A balance of 0 is neutral.
Automatic scoreboard
The scoreboard reflects the real match score at all times. It is configured on the opening screen:
- Deuce system: Golden point (decisive at the first deuce, 40-40), Star point (decisive at the third deuce) or Traditional advantage.
- Match format: Full match (three sets with tie-break to 7) or Short match (third set replaced by a super tie-break to 10).
The score advances automatically: points → games → sets. When the match ends, the app moves directly to the results screen.
Sets decided by a tie-break are shown as 7(x) for the winner and 6 for the loser, where x is the loser's score in that tie-break. The super tie-break follows the same format with the actual points scored.
If the observer makes a mistake, the + and − buttons next to each team name in the scoreboard allow point-by-point correction, automatically reversing any game or set generated by that point.
Serve order
The app manages the serve order throughout the match. At the start of each set, it asks who serves the first game; once that game ends, it asks who will serve first from the opposing team, which defines the full serve order for that set. The rotation within each pair is automatic. The current server is indicated with 🎾 next to their name in the scoreboard.
In the tie-break, the first serve goes to whoever is next in the set rotation (1 point), after which serves alternate in blocks of 2 following the set order. In the super tie-break, the first server is asked at the start and the second server is asked after the first point, following the same rotation.
Top bar buttons
- Undo last action: reverts the last logged action (W, UE, IE/FE), correcting both the BCA balance and the scoreboard.
- Results: access the results screen at any time without closing the match.
- New analysis: resets the app from scratch (requires confirmation).
Results screen
Shows the final match score in table format, the weighted balance per player per set and overall, and a full technical breakdown by action type. From this screen you can download a CSV file or copy a plain-text summary to the clipboard to share via any channel.