Best Squash Apps for Android and iOS

ClubSpark Booker

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free for players

If you play at an LTA-affiliated club in the UK, ClubSpark Booker is the app you cannot avoid. It carries a 4.8-star rating from over 14,000 iOS users, which is exceptional for any sports management tool.

The core function is straightforward: browse available courts, book a slot, pay via card or Apple Pay, and show up. It also supports multi-player bookings, discount codes, and Face ID login.

The catch is that ClubSpark is primarily a tennis platform. Squash functionality depends entirely on whether your club has set up squash court booking within the ClubSpark system, and not all do.

Players also report that the website outperforms the app during busy morning booking windows, a meaningful disadvantage when courts at popular clubs are gone within seconds of opening.

Still, for clubs that use it properly, ClubSpark Booker is reliable and well-polished.

Playfinder

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free to use

Playfinder solves a different problem: finding courts at venues you have never been to before.

It covers over 9,000 facilities across the UK and Ireland and supports 22 sports including squash. A PaySplit feature lets you divide the court cost with your partner in the app. The interface is map-based and sensibly designed.

The limitation is modest: a 3.8-star App Store rating from just 63 reviews, and the iOS app has not been updated since April 2024.

If your usual venue uses Playfinder, it works well. If you are relying on it as your primary booking tool, it may occasionally show inaccurate availability.

Squash Players App (SPA)

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free

For pure venue discovery, particularly if you travel, the Squash Players App is the standout choice. It maps over 7,000 squash venues worldwide, with 3,400-plus in Europe alone.

The data is community-contributed, which means quality varies by region. But the app gained a major credibility boost in March 2025 when the European Squash Federation officially adopted it as the authoritative venue data source for Europe.

If you are relocating, travelling for work, or simply trying a new city, this is the most comprehensive starting point available.

It does not handle booking, it is a directory, not a reservation system, but as a venue finder it is unmatched.

CourtReserve

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free for players

CourtReserve is the dominant court reservation and club management platform in North America, used by approximately 2,000 clubs. It handles bookings, memberships, lesson scheduling, and digital access control.

For squash players, it works if your club has adopted it.

The app ratings are a warning sign, 2.8 on iOS and 2.6 on Android, and user complaints about notifications, waitlist failures, and unintuitive navigation are consistent.

It is not squash-specific and is more commonly associated with tennis and pickleball clubs, but a meaningful number of North American squash facilities use it.

SquashSkills Coaching

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Approx. £59/year (7-day free trial)

SquashSkills is the largest dedicated squash coaching video library in existence, with over 4,000 videos covering technique, tactics, fitness, mental game, and professional interviews.

It holds a 4.6-star App Store rating and is the closest thing squash has to a sport-specific streaming service, with PSA World Tour and Dunlop Sports among its official partners. Coaches on the platform include former world champions Nick Matthew and Lee Beachill.

New content is released every two weeks, video downloads work offline, and the app supports streaming to TV. A standard subscription runs approximately £8.99 per month or £59 per year, with a 20% introductory discount frequently available.

If you are a club player trying to bridge the gap between lessons, SquashSkills is the most comprehensive self-improvement tool available at any price point.

The main frustration is a branded intro sequence that plays before every video, a minor irritant that looms large when you are trying to watch a quick technique clip between sessions.

SquashSkills Training and Ghosting Apps

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Included with SquashSkills subscription · Get: Training (App Store, Google Play), Ghosting (App Store)

Both of these companion apps are included under the same SquashSkills subscription.

The Training app provides ready-made on-court and gym sessions organised around squash-specific physical demands: speed, power, strength, endurance, and mobility. It also syncs with several health platforms and supports goal tracking and session reminders:

• Apple Health
• Google Fit
• FitBit
• MyFitnessPal

The 3.4-star iOS rating from five reviews suggests the app itself has rough edges, but the underlying content has real value for players who want programming rather than ad hoc gym visits.

The Ghosting app is the more unique offering. It is the only app on the market dedicated entirely to squash ghosting, with configurable sets, moves per set, rest intervals, timing, movement patterns, and optional shot-selection audio cues.

It works hands-free on court, which is the only way a ghosting app can actually be useful. One reviewer captured it well: "I hated ghosting until I downloaded this app."

The basic version is free; advanced patterns and shot selection require a SquashSkills subscription or a small in-app purchase.

BetterPractice by BetterSquash

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free app; practice plans from EUR 39 one-off

BetterPractice stands out in a subscription-heavy market by charging once and leaving you alone. The app itself is free, requires no account, and works offline on-court. It delivers audio and visual cues to guide players through structured solo routines.

The plans themselves, 12 FastFocus practice routines covering over seven hours of drills, are purchased once with lifetime access and free updates.

The developer, Phillip Marlowe, has 40-plus years of coaching experience including national squads and world-ranked junior players. The platform also offers personalised video match analysis: submit footage, receive specific feedback identifying your weaknesses.

For competitive club players who want real coaching input without committing to a monthly subscription, this is the best value option available.

SquashSkills and BetterPractice serve slightly different needs. SquashSkills is broader, with video coaching for everything, while BetterPractice is sharper on solo on-court practice and personalised analysis. Both are worth considering.

Racketware Squash Sensor and App

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Sensor £120-150; app free

Racketware is a hardware product: a motion-tracking sensor that attaches to the base of your racket and connects to a companion app.

It tracks every shot in every session, delivering:

• swing analysis across seven swing phases and 17 statistics
• classification of 20 shot types
• winners and errors mapped by court quadrant
• rally length measurement and calorie tracking

No other tool delivers this depth of swing-level data.

The hardware cost (approximately £120-150 for the Gen 2 sensor) is the barrier, and the iOS companion app has not been updated since December 2022, including a known sign-in keyboard bug.

Racketware remains a PSA Official Partner and Trustpilot reviews are active through 2024, suggesting the product still functions and has an active user base.

For serious club players and coaches who want objective data on shot mechanics, nothing else comes close. But the app's maintenance record is a legitimate concern.

GOWOD Mobility and Stretching

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free basic; approx. $99/year for premium

GOWOD is not a squash app, but it has a dedicated squash configuration and with 1.7 million users and a 4.5-star rating from over 6,300 reviews it has earned a place on this list.

The premise is a 15-minute initial mobility assessment, after which the app generates personalised warm-up, activation, and recovery protocols based on your specific restrictions and squash movement demands. It adapts over time as your mobility improves.

For squash players who treat flexibility and injury prevention as an afterthought, GOWOD provides the structure to fix that.

The premium cost adds up alongside other squash subscriptions, and the primary focus is on CrossFit and general sport rather than squash-specific movement, but the quality and personalisation genuinely distinguish it from generic stretching apps.

SquashLevels

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free with optional paid tiers

SquashLevels is endorsed by World Squash (WSF) and the PSA as the global standard for squash player ratings, a significant institutional backing for any app.

The system assigns a numerical level to every player, updated in real time after each match. You can enter matches manually or sync automatically if your club or federation is connected to the platform.

The mobile app launched in 2024-2025 and is still building its review base, but the underlying platform has existed for years and is deeply embedded in competitive squash.

Australian Squash includes SquashLevels Premium as a member benefit. New Zealand replaced its 50-year-old national grading system with SquashLevels in 2025. The platform also integrates with SquashSkills, surfacing coaching recommendations matched to your specific level.

Free access covers core rating and match entry. Gold and Platinum tiers unlock advanced comparisons, predictive tools, and full match history.

The Platinum subscription at approximately £45 per month is expensive for casual use, but the free tier is genuinely functional for most club players.

SportyHQ and Score Squash

Platforms: iOS and Android (Score Squash) · Price: Contact SportyHQ for club pricing; Score Squash free

SportyHQ is the platform that powers over 40 national squash governing bodies worldwide, including Scottish Squash, Squash South Africa, and Squash Ireland.

For most players it is invisible infrastructure. Your club uses it to run team leagues, box leagues, ladders, and tournaments, and you interact with it through the Score Squash companion app.

Score Squash is the live scoring front end. It handles PAR and PAS scoring, lets, conduct penalties, injury timeouts, doubles, and automatically pushes results back to the SportyHQ platform.

Its 4.6-star rating from nine iOS users is modest in sample size but consistent in sentiment. The limitation is that it has not been updated since August 2023, which may cause compatibility issues on newer devices over time.

SQUASHTV

Platforms: iOS, Android, Amazon Fire, Samsung TV · Price: $119.99/year or $13.99/month

SQUASHTV is the official PSA streaming platform and the only legitimate way to watch professional squash live.

It covers 20-plus major tournaments per year, delivers over 800 live matches annually, and holds an archive of more than 5,000 matches.

The 4.6-star iOS rating from 246 users reflects a product that generally works well. It is also available on Amazon Prime Video in the US at the same $13.99 monthly price, and expanded to Samsung smart TVs globally in 2024.

Technical issues exist: users report problems seeking to specific match times, Chromecast casting failures, and occasional app launch bugs. The PSA has acknowledged these as side effects of a video provider migration.

Given that SQUASHTV is the only option for live professional squash, these frustrations are felt more acutely than they would be for a service with competitors.

PSA Squash Tour App

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free

The PSA Squash Tour app is the companion to SQUASHTV for players who want results, rankings, and tournament draws without paying for video.

It covers the full PSA World Tour and Challenger Tour, includes player profiles with career statistics, and tracks the Road to Egypt Olympic qualification rankings. A refreshed UI launched in February 2025.

The 2.9-star rating from 13 reviews is not encouraging, and the app is essentially a read-only information browser rather than an interactive platform.

But for staying across tournament schedules and checking where your favourite players stand in the rankings, it does the job and costs nothing.

Squash Live Score

Platforms: iOS only · Price: Free

For iOS users who want PSA live scores faster than the official website delivers them, Squash Live Score is a community-built alternative worth knowing about.

It provides push notifications when matches start, automatic timezone conversion, and head-to-head statistics, all without ads or unnecessary permissions. The developer describes it as "from the squash community, for the squash community."

It is iOS-only, has a small user base, and update frequency is uncertain. But for dedicated match-watchers it fills a specific gap the official PSA app leaves open.

Matchspace

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free to start

Matchspace is purpose-built for club competition management: box leagues, ladder leagues, and knockout tournaments. It adds built-in player chat for arranging matches, live standings, digital trophies, and automated reminders.

The organisational setup is genuinely fast, reportedly a matter of minutes to get a league running. Over 100 clubs are already using it, and it covers squash, tennis, padel, and pickleball.

The April 2025 iOS update (v1.8.47) confirms active development. The monetisation feature, which allows organisers to charge entry fees with Matchspace taking a service cut, is a practical addition for clubs that run paid competitions.

ClubLocker

Platforms: iOS and Android · Price: Free for players

ClubLocker is the dominant platform in North American squash. It serves over 160,000 US players, covers 500-plus accredited tournaments per year, and handles everything from court reservations and membership management to tournament registration and Universal Rating.

US Squash, World Squash Federation, and Squash Canada use it as their official platform.

The mobile app only launched in January 2026, previously it was web-only, so it is the newest entry on this list. But the underlying platform has years of data and institutional trust behind it.

North American players who do not yet have the app should download it immediately.

The Squash Manager

Platforms: iOS, Android, Web · Price: Free

The Squash Manager is a free, squash-specific club management app. It covers:

• member databases
• league standings
• tournament brackets (including Monrad format and consolation draws)
• online registration
• financial tracking
• a full offline-capable referee scoring panel

Version 2.0 was the first iOS release, arriving in April 2025 with dark mode, Sign in with Apple, and a tournament calendar. No ads, no data collection, available in English and Spanish.

The risk is that it is a solo developer project with no public ratings yet. But for a small to medium squash club that cannot afford commercial platforms, the feature set at zero cost is remarkable.

Squash Score Referee (iOS) and Squore Squash Ref Tool (Android)

Platforms: Squash Score Referee (iOS, App Store), Squore Squash Ref Tool (Android, Google Play) · Price: Free

These two apps sit at opposite ends of the platform divide but serve the same function: accurate, feature-complete squash scoring for referees and tournament organisers.

Squash Score Referee on iOS holds a perfect 5.0-star rating from 32 reviews, the highest-rated squash app in this review. It is free and supports PAR and handout scoring, handles lets, strokes, conduct warnings and decisions, and includes warmup and game timers.

It also supports AirPlay to Apple TV and works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. It is the obvious choice for iOS users running club tournaments.

Squore Squash Ref Tool on Android carries a 4.8-star Google Play rating and extends the feature set with Chromecast and Bluetooth display mirroring to court-side TVs, a practical advantage in a tournament setting.

It is open-source (github.com/obbimi/Squore), actively maintained through February 2026, and includes text-to-speech score announcements and NFC match transfer between devices. For Android clubs with a Chromecast on the wall, Squore is the better choice.