Cardzo 2.3 puts every phone at the table on the same sheet. • Join a game night with just your name, no Apple ID needed. You can keep your profile with Apple later, circles and matches included. • Everyone at a game night follows the sheet live on their own phone and types their own score into their own column. The host's phone keeps the sheet and can undo anything. • Casual games at a game night are live too, not only ranked ones. • New game: Turtle King.

Cardzo 2.2 keeps the counting exactly as it was and tidies the edges around it. • Privacy policy, terms of use and contact now live under Settings › About, and the Sign in with Apple button says what signing in stores before you tap it. • Deleting your account explains what stays with your circle and how to have your name removed. • Small text is easier to read: captions have more contrast in both light and dark. • A game night's live sheet is cleared from the server when the host ends the match early. • When the server cannot be reached, sign-in says so instead of "did not complete", with the error code underneath.

Cardzo 2.1 — a small follow-up to 2.0, released the same day. Nothing changes in the scorepad. In case you missed it, 2.0 brought: • Circles: add your friends, one code, and separate groups stay separate. • Game nights: the host opens the evening, everyone else joins with one code from their own phone — and every match knows who played. • The live sheet: only the host can edit; the whole table watches from their own phones. • Ranked, per game: a rating for every game — never mixed — plus a season league table with wins and average position. • Every change explained, opponent by opponent. • One-tap confirmations, disputes, and instant counting on game nights. • Three new games — seventy-seven in all — and 649 house-rule settings. • Keeping score still needs no account and no internet.

Cardzo 2.0 — game night, counted. • Circles: add your friends, one code, and separate groups stay separate. • Game nights: the host opens the evening, everyone else joins with one code from their own phone — and every match knows who played. • The live sheet: only the host can edit; the whole table watches from their own phones. • Ranked, per game: a rating for every game — never mixed — plus a season league table with wins and average position. • Every change explained, opponent by opponent. • One-tap confirmations, disputes, and instant counting on game nights. • Three new games — seventy-seven in all — and 649 house-rule settings. • Keeping score still needs no account and no internet.