Player profiles The people you play with are now saved. When you set up a game, tap a player in the "Frequent players" row, or start typing a name and pick the match. Two people with the same name (two "Ali"s, say) can be told apart: every player has an emoji, a colour and an optional note, and the "New player" option lets you add another person with the same name. Player page Tap a player on the Stats screen to edit their name, emoji and note, and to see their games, wins and win rate. Deleting a player never touches past games. Penalties, tucked under their round Penalty rows no longer clutter the table. A round that has penalties shows a red exclamation mark; tap it to open that round's penalties and tap again to close them. The round's score already includes its penalties, so the column totals always add up. Penalties entered after the last hand show right away: tap to edit, swipe to delete.

Several games at once More than one game can now be open at a time. The "Active Games" list on the home screen shows them all, and tapping one picks up where you left off. You no longer have to finish a game before starting the next. Name your games You can give a game an optional name at setup — "Tuesday night", say — and change it any time by tapping the name on the game screen. Leave it blank and everything looks exactly as it did, with player names. Every score in partner games Partner games now give each player their own column, with the team name spanning the pair and the team total on one line beneath. The score entry screen shows the team total as you type.

One scoresheet Every game now uses the same free score sheet. At setup you simply say what you are playing — Okey, 101 or Other — and the app pre-selects whether the lowest or the highest total wins, which you can still change. Your earlier games and records are untouched. Keep track of the dealer The game screen shows a "Dealer" strip, and the deal passes to the player on the right after every hand. Penalty rows don't move it, and deleting a hand moves it back. Tap the strip to change the dealer whenever you need to. The resume card on the home screen shows the next hand and who deals it. Roll the dice A dice button on the home and game screens rolls two dice: they hop and spin, then settle with their total. "Roll Again" throws them again.

- Choose your partners: When setting up a team game, players now go into two team boxes. To change partners, hold a player's ≡ handle and drag it onto someone in the other team; the two swap places. - Pick how Free Score is won: Free Score games picked the wrong winner. You now choose at setup whether the lowest or the highest total wins; lowest is the default. Earlier Free Score games are ranked lowest-first too. - Easier score entry Free: Score round and penalty fields now start empty, so there's no 0 to delete first. - Nicer sharing: Sharing a finished game now sends a dedicated scorecard instead of a cropped screenshot: header, game type, date, winner and every round, with generous margins.

What’s New — v2.1.0 - Added Free Score mode for flexible scorekeeping without game rules. - General fixes and polish.

Okey Defteri has been rebuilt from scratch. The rules are right now Each of the four game types is scored by its own rules: 101 Okey (singles and partners) and Classic Okey (singles and partners). Classic's countdown from 20 and 101's penalty points and finish multipliers are handled separately, as they should be. New: rules reference An in-app rules section rendered from the same engine that keeps score. No more arguing about what a finish is worth. Rebuilt: statistics Now computed live from game history — games, wins and win rate per player, split between 101 and classic. Rebuilt: penalties Penalty entries no longer inflate the hand count, and can now be edited after the fact. A completely new look A Turkish coffeehouse theme, light and dark modes, and a scoreboard that nods to the paper notebook. Your old games are safe. Games and players saved in the previous version are preserved and stay readable in History.

Bug fixes and scoring improvements Revised way of adding scores to simplify usage of the app for any scenario

Version 1.1.0 Complete Visual Redesign We've completely redesigned Okey Defteri with a modern, beautiful interface! New color scheme, improved layouts, and a much more polished look throughout. Enhanced User Experience - Custom navigation with sleek back buttons - Instant language switching (no restart needed!) - Better screen layouts with more content space - Improved readability and visual hierarchy Improved Statistics - Winner's podium with medals for top 3 players - Win rate badges for quick insights - Enhanced game history with visual indicators - Better-designed statistics tables Bug Fixes - Fixed language change requiring restart - Corrected text truncation issues - Improved spacing and layout consistency We hope you love the new look and feel. Happy playing!

- new icon - new splash