When I decided to get an app for scoring my games I looked at the apps available, chose what looked like the best two, and bought them both so I could experience them and have the best. I chose this one for its intuitive interface, ease of use, flexibility, and because it does nearly everything a person could want in a score keeping app. The second best thing you can have in ANY app is responsive support. When I had a question I used the “Contact Support” option and the author responded quickly with an answer and a possible added option in a future update. The software and the support both get 5 stars from me.

Works well and does what it needs to. Non intrusive and no sounds and crazy on screen ads. Good stuff. One feature I would like is the ability to simply show all scores on the screen at once. Even if they are smaller tiles in two rows. With 6 player the tiles do this sort of odd disappearing on one side and reappear on the other - it is not smooth like a photo carrousel. Makes changing scores in non-turn based games a bit cumbersome. It also make it so I can’t display the score and let everyone see where they stand. Someone is always asking for me to swipe to see whoever is off screens score. Second feature I would like is for each score tile to show the last change or two. So when I am looking at the state of the game I can see why score is 200, and in the corner in smaller font would be (+25) or whatever showing that I had just gotten to 200 by getting 25 points. Thank you

I like the app. I think the only major issue I have with it is the fact I can’t put in the game title and save that to history. I design board games and playtest several times in a day and this app is helpful, but if the data can’t be tagged by the game played it is kinda a letdown. This is a very rare use case, and the app is very good. I would suggest storing names and letting you select previously used ones from a list. And also adding the same function to the game title, so you can select game names and not have to type them each time.

My friends and I enjoy this app, especially with the graph that charts players’ scores over time. Adding scores in increments of 1, 5, and 10 took a little getting used to, but is fun after awhile. My main complaint is that, if I too quickly hit the arrow to move to the next player, the score I have entered for the previous player gets added to the next player. It would be more intuitive for the arrow button to register the score before shifting to the next player.