Krooty: Card Game Scores

Krooty keeps score for the card games you actually play. No pens. No paper. No arguing at midnight about whose column that 40 belonged to. FOUR GAMES, EACH SCORED PROPERLY Tarneeb, Tricks and Hand each get their own scoreboard, because they score nothing alike and a single "type a number" box would be miserable at a real table. Banakel is on the way. - TARNEEB — Bid 7 to 13, name the trump, tap how many tricks you took. Krooty works out both sides, including the Kaboot and the failed-Kaboot doubling if your group plays it. - TRICKS — All five talabs, kingdom by kingdom, in Classical or Complex. King of Hearts, Queens, Diamonds, Lutush and Trix, with doubling. Every kingdom has to come to zero, and Krooty checks that for you — so a typo is caught in three seconds instead of an argument two hours later. - HAND — Five, seven or nine rounds. Simple win or a full Hand, with a one-tap button for anyone who never laid a card down. Individuals or two-versus-two. Teams are formed fresh every night, because you and Omar might be partners tonight and against each other on Thursday. EVERY NIGHT, KEPT Every game you finish is saved with its date, both scorelines and the winner. Share a results card to the group chat when somebody wins. ENGLISH AND ARABIC The whole app, both languages, switched in Settings. Right-to-left done properly. YOUR CARDS, YOUR ACCOUNT Everything syncs through your own iCloud account. No sign-up, no server, no account to make. Your history is yours. FREE, AND COMPLETELY SO All four games. Unlimited scoring. Unlimited history, forever. The scoring is the job, and it isn't crippled. KROOTY CLUB — one payment, no subscription - All-time standings — who actually wins most - Head to head — your record against any one person - Partner records — who you win most with, and who you should stop playing with - Faces — add a photo to each player, on the board and on the results card - Your own voices — record your own laugh for the King of Hearts, and your own shout for a full Hand Your notebook never told you who your best partner is.