Drop It Is Coming to Apple Watch

App update

Less phone time. More court time.

Drop It is coming to Apple Watch. We're building a quicker way for coaches to capture a voice note on court and keep it alongside a student's progress.

The planned experience brings student session recaps, messages and vitals to your wrist, with watch faces and a complication for quick access. Digital Coach can use that context to suggest what to work on next.

This is a preview of what's coming, not a feature available to download today.

Your students, one tap away.

For coaches

Keep your people in sync and they will respond.

Use Dropit as a coach for 3 months. If your sessions don't get better, $150 is on us.

On tour

Europe lifts the Cup. Beijing is next.

Term of the week

Tiebreak

A standard seven-point tiebreak usually decides a set at 6-6. The first player to reach at least seven points with a two-point lead wins. One player serves the opening point, then service alternates every two points; players change ends after every six points.

Not every tiebreak follows the same scoring target. Some deciding-set formats use 10 points, including the Laver Cup's match tiebreak. Check the format before you play.

One point at a time. Pick your target, commit and reset.

Tournament watch

Three stops to follow