RazzPicker

A razz is a group buy: a seller lists a card, splits it into numbered spots, and people claim spots until the board fills. If you're in three or four of them at once, keeping track gets messy fast — which spots are gone, which are open, which ones are yours, and what you paid attention to two days ago. RazzPicker keeps that straight. MULTIPLE BOARDS AT ONCE Every razz you're in gets its own board with its own name, spot count, and taken list. Switch between them from the top of the screen. Each board shows how many spots are still open and how many are yours. THE TAKEN LIST Tap a number to flip it between open and taken. Or paste the list straight out of the comment thread — commas, spaces, line breaks, and ranges like 12-18 are all understood. Boards run from 4 to 1000 spots, with presets for the common sizes. PULLING YOUR SPOTS When it's your turn, RazzPicker draws from the numbers still open. Taking five spots? It draws five, one at a time, with no repeats. It uses the system random number generator, which matters because people are bad at picking randomly — we drift to the middle of the board, skip the first and last number, and reach for 7 far more than chance would. A LOG OF EVERY PULL Each pull is saved with its numbers and the time it happened, per board. If a spot is ever disputed, you have a record. The log also totals up which numbers are yours on that board and copies the list to your clipboard for posting back to the group. ONE PURCHASE, NOTHING ELSE No subscription, no ads, no account, no internet connection. RazzPicker collects nothing and sends nothing anywhere — it works in airplane mode. It handles no money, no entries, and no prizes. It's a tracking tool for a hobby, not a marketplace.