Rivalo

Pippin is your personal game night companion, turning every session into a keepsake on a lush green felt table. It’s like keeping a tiny scorepad in your pocket, ready to record board game plays the moment the last dice settles. The Dashboard greets you with two oversized wooden dice displaying your total plays and sessions this month, giving you an instant read on how often you gather around the table. A prominent red meeple button invites you to log a new session right from that screen, and a mini score slip panel shows your three most recent plays for quick reference. When you tap into the Sessions tab, you’ll see your entire play history sorted by date, each entry folded like a note torn from a tabletop pad. A handy search bar lets you instantly filter by game name or anything you jotted down in the notes, so finding that one epic round of Catan is effortless. The Add tab presents a clean, distraction-free form where you fill in the game name, date, score, and any memorable highlights or house rules. Tapping the red meeple save button feels like placing a piece on the board—your new session is stored immediately and slides into the timeline with a satisfying motion. You can edit or delete any session later by tapping on its folded note, ensuring your log stays as accurate as your memory. The Stats tab uses a crisp typewriter font to reveal which games hit the table most often, along with your average number of sessions per week, so you can see your gaming rhythms at a glance. Everything you record stays strictly on your device, with no accounts, no cloud syncing, and no internet connection required—your game nights remain private and always available. Pippin works offline from the very first roll, and all transitions between tabs feel smooth and immediate, like sliding cards across felt. Whether you’re a host tracking a sprawling game library or a casual player preserving fun memories, this app fits right into your tabletop routine without getting in the way. Start logging your sessions today and turn every game night into a collection of tiny, pinned memories.