Scorecard: Game Night

Scorecard: Game Night is a scorepad for the games you already own. Pick the game, add the players, and score it round by round. One purchase covers your phone, tablet, Wear OS watch and Android TV.

NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS
There is no sign-in, no subscription, no in-app purchase and no advertising. There is also no server — nothing you score leaves your own devices, no analytics are collected, and there is no account to make because there is nothing to attach one to. Everything works offline.

THE GAMES IT KNOWS
Card and board games: 7 Wonders, Another Man's Treasure, Antiquity Quest, Azul, Canasta, Clue, Compania, Cover Your Assets, Cover Your Cookies, Cover Your Kingdom, Dominion, Dominoes, Elimino, Five Crowns, Flip 7, Flip 7: With a Vengeance, Fromage, Gnoming A Round, Hand and Foot, Hearts, The Isle of Cats, Magic, Munchkin, Nertz, Pegs and Jokers, Phase 10, Pinochle, Ripple, Rummy, Scotland Yard, Scrabble, Settlers of Catan, Shards of Creation, Skull King, Skyjo, Spades, The Ticket Booth, Wingspan and Yahtzee.

Sports: American Football, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Disc Golf, Golf, Pickleball, Racquetball, Soccer, Squash, Table Tennis, Tennis and Volleyball.

Several ask which expansions are in play and score only those rows. Scrabble takes the word you played and works the points out against a built-in English word list. Dominoes can count a hand's pips from a photo.

BUILT FOR THE SIDELINES
Sports are scored one-handed, standing up. Tap the side that won the rally, or the spot on the court a basket came from — three beyond the arc, one at the line. American Football tracks downs and drives. Baseball keeps a scorebook drawn like a paper one, pitch by pitch, with every runner. Bowling handles strikes, spares and splits frame by frame. Golf scores every hole against par, can read the par row off a photo of the course's card, and measures shot distances by GPS.

EVERYONE SCORES FROM THEIR OWN PHONE
One device hosts the game and the others join it over your own Wi-Fi network, directly, with no internet connection and nothing in the middle. A score entered anywhere appears everywhere. It works across platforms too: an Android phone can host and an iPhone can join, or the other way round, so nobody has to pass the pad around.

PUT IT ON THE TELEVISION
Show on TV sends a live scoreboard to the Scorecard app on your Android TV for everyone in the room to read. Basketball, American football and soccer are drawn on the court or field itself. The television is display-only — scoring stays on the device you are holding.

ON YOUR WRIST
The Wear OS app scores Pickleball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Badminton, Squash, Racquetball, Volleyball, Basketball, American Football, Soccer, Bowling, Golf, Disc Golf, Rounds Won and Points on its own, and mirrors a game running on your phone. It can record an exercise session while you play.

WHEN NOTHING FITS
Basic Scoring for anything played in rounds, Point Counter for a single running tally, Rounds Won for games decided by hands, Long-Term Scorecard for a season that runs for weeks, and Tournament for a bracket. There is a dice roller, and Pick a Player settles who goes first or splits you into teams that come out even.

KEPT, NOT LOST
Games save as you score, so leaving the app mid-round loses nothing. Finished games move to an archive and can be exported as a PDF. Your scorecards, roster and settings ride along in your device's own Google Account backup, so a new phone starts where the old one left off.

In thirteen languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Japanese.

Scorecard: Game Night is an independent scorekeeping app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the publishers of any game it can keep score for.

Recent changes:
New: UNO, in five editions - Classic, Flip!, Show 'Em No Mercy, Attack! and All Wild! - each with its own card prices, scored either printed way: the winner banks everyone's hand, or all keep their own and lowest wins. Rules for every card and board game: open ⋯ > Rules in a game, or hold its tile on Home and choose Rules before you start. Ripple's card scan reads the printed Ripple deck as well as Skip-Bo, including cards shot from the side of the table.