iMatch Android · Google Play release

The five-tab redesign reaches Android

Android is rebuilt around the same five tabs as iPhone, and gains self-scoring, rating movement, follow alerts, a readable schedule, and six languages.

Verified history1.7.0Product builds and documentation versions stay separate.
iMatch Android

1.7.0

Build status
Google Play release
Build date
For
Players, followers, coaches, and parents testing the Android app

Highlights

What changed

01

Five tabs

Home, Matches, Watch, Discover, and Me. Old links to the previous tabs redirect rather than break.

02

Your matches, grouped

Matches shows your own matches grouped Live, Upcoming, and Recent, and Watch lists live tables and replays.

03

Score your own match

Keep score on your phone and submit the result yourself. Your opponent confirms or disputes, and either side can finish with a confirm code when the other has left.

04

Ratings and following

Per-match rating changes on the match list and on match detail, plus follow a player and get notified about their matches, with a notification bell and centre on Home.

05

A claimed identity

Claim a public @handle from Me, and share a personal QR that opens your public page.

06

Six languages

Fully translated in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.

Fixed and refined

Corrections in this build

  • A doubles-team payment started from My Teams is no longer lost if Android closes the app during the payment sheet.
AVAILABILITY

Know before you look for this build

Dispatched to Google Play on July 21, 2026. Repository release notes written on July 30, 2026 describe version code 7 — this release — as the live Play production release at that time, which is the evidence this entry rests on; the Play Console release history is the record that settles the track.