Court appearance: top five apps serving Wimbledon 2015

The official companion app that helps you make the most of your Wimbledon 2015 experience. It comes packed with information, including real-time scores, videos, player profiles, match schedules and much more. This is a must if you want to keep on top of everything happening at this year’s tournament.

You might not be able play on court in person, but Stick Tennis will make you feel like a champ. This simple game lets you take on all the tennis greats with easy and addictive gameplay. Just use one finger to control your player and you’ll be serving and smashing like Murray or Djokovic. It’s difficult to master, but we guarantee you’ll be playing this with your every spare moment.

You don’t need to go back to your accommodation to relax once the day’s matches have wrapped up. Wimbledon, and London in particular, offers plenty of activities. Whether you want to have a nice meal, go see a play in the West End or party in Soho, TimeOut London’s massive database of activities offers plenty of activities for when you’re away from the tennis court.

Getting into and out of Wimbledon via public transport can sometimes be a nightmare. Not only do you have to get to grips with London’s complicated transport system, but a delay to the Tube or bus network can seriously alter how smoothly you get to the tournament. CityMapper makes this whole process simple. Simply enter your destination and it will give suggest the quickest route, whether it’s bus, car walking or the Tube. It’ll even offer you the best alternative if there are any annoying transport disruptions.

Tennis Gallery comprehensively gives you detailed information on the latest tennis news alongside profiles of iconic players past and present. Not only will it help you impress all your friends with extensive tennis knowledge, but a detail coaching section gives you tips on how to become a better tennis player.