I recently made an app to help me keep track of board and card game scores. I thought that it could be equally useful for Euchre to avoid using a pencil and paper.
The app supports up to 8 players, and doesn't require internet or an account.
[Apple App Store] [Google Play Store]
Let me know what you think and any feedback is welcomed!
I recently made an app to help me keep track of board and card game scores. I thought that it could be equally useful for ticket to ride to avoid using game pieces on the board's edge. I've always hated how pieces crowd the score and could easily get knocked around.
The app supports up to 8 players, and doesn't require internet or an account.
[Apple App Store] [Google Play Store]
Let me know what you think and any feedback is welcomed!
I recently made an app to help me keep track of board and card game scores. I thought that it could be equally useful for gin rummy to avoid using a pencil and paper.
The app supports up to 8 players, and doesn't require internet or an account.
[Apple App Store] [Google Play Store]
Let me know what you think and any feedback is welcomed!
I recently made an app to help me keep track of board and card game scores. I thought that it could be useful for spades since you need round tracking across multiple people with leader tracking. Doing this with paper and pencil is a pain so I'm hoping this could be helpful for some of you all.
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Let me know what you think, feedback is welcomed
I've played board and card games for years and some of them have genuinely terrible ways to keep score. You end up scribbling on whatever paper is nearby, numbers get messy, and at some point nobody can agree on what the actual totals are.
Mexican Train is one of the worst for this. Every round someone has to count all the pips left in everyone's hands while the rest of the table waits, then somebody adds it all up on paper. By round five that paper is a mess and someone is always questioning whether a number got written down correctly.
So I built something for it. Enter scores each round for up to 8 players, running totals update automatically, and there is an undo button for when someone calls the wrong count. Saves automatically so you can close out and pick back up without losing anything. Works offline, no account needed.
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Curious if anyone here would use this.
I've played board and card games for years and some of them have genuinely terrible ways to keep score. You're hunting for paper and a pen, numbers get smudged/re-written/messy, and at the end you have to manually tally up scores across multiple players and many rounds.
Card games are particularly bad for this. Rummy, hearts, spades, phase 10, these are multi-round games where scores stack up over time and a piece of paper just doesn't cut it. Someone always disputes the total at the end because nobody actually trusts what's written down and manual calculations take forever.
So I built a score tracker. Round by round scoring for up to 8 players, running totals that update automatically, and an undo button for when someone calls the wrong score. Works offline, no account needed.
[Apple App Store] [Google Play Store]
Let me know what you think!