# Launch copy

## Default
I built PB Counter because the break between pickleball rallies should be about the next shot. Record who won on your Garmin, keep the serving turn visible, and get a personal stack cue like LEFT FRONT. This is the Pro demo: score, side-out, next spot. What is the one thing you always double-check between rallies?

## Short
Whose serve? Which side? PB Counter puts the score, serving turn and your next stack spot on your Garmin. Built for doubles. More court tests to come.

## Caption
Win the rally. Lose the serve. Know where to stand next.

I built PB Counter for the little things that interrupt a good doubles game: remembering the score, keeping track of server #1 or #2, and finding the next stack position.

This Pro demo follows one real scoring sequence: US wins, then loses service. The watch shows THEM #1 and LEFT FRONT for the chosen left-stack setup.

Left stack or right stack: which do you play?

#Pickleball #Garmin #PickleballDoubles #BuildInPublic

## One-liner
PB Counter: score, server and personal stacking guidance on your Garmin.

## Demo title
Whose serve? Which side? Meet PB Counter.

## Publishing notes
The film uses a generic illustrated 3D watch and current-code screen recreations with approximate device fonts. It is not a watch screen recording. Add your own Instagram account tag or profile link when publishing. No Connect IQ listing is live in the project evidence; do not add a purchase CTA until that changes. The app scores manually using physical buttons. Stacking guidance is a Pro feature for side-out doubles. Revision 2 uses no court photograph.