Score Keeper: Card & Board

Keep score for the games you actually play. Most score apps give you two big numbers and nothing else. Paper beats them for one reason: you can see the whole game. Score Keeper puts that grid back on screen — every player, every round, all of it visible, and every cell editable. Pick a game and it already knows the rules. 28 presets carry their own rule set: which direction wins, what ends the game, how ties break, and whether a dealer rotates. Rummy runs to 500 and the high score takes it. Hearts ends when someone reaches 100 and the low score wins. Darts 301 counts down to exactly zero and busts you if you overshoot. Bowling is ten frames. Golf is eighteen holes and the small number wins. Volleyball needs two clear points. Cards — Rummy, Gin Rummy, Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Cribbage, Canasta, Pinochle, Crazy Eights. Dice — Farkle, Pig, Bunco, Shut the Box. Darts — 301, 501, Round the Clock. Lane and course — Bowling, Golf, Mini Golf, Disc Golf. Yard and court — Cornhole, Horseshoes, Bocce, Volleyball, Pickleball, Table Tennis. Plus two open custom cards, high wins or low wins, for everything else. Zero is a real score. A blank cell means the round has not been played. A 0 means the player scored zero. They are different things and they look different. Negative scores work too, for the games that have penalties. Fix any cell, any time. Tap a cell from three rounds ago, change it, and the totals, the standings and the finish call all recompute. Undo puts it back. Send the result. When the game ends you get one card — winner, standings, round count — that you can drop straight into the group chat. No account. No sign-in. Works on a plane, in a basement, anywhere. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is collected. Games live on your device and leave with the app. No paywall. Player count, game count, screen orientation — all free. There is a banner at the bottom and one optional video for the round-by-round grid on the final card. Nothing interrupts you while you are entering scores. The game names refer to generic, long-established games. This app is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any trademark owner.