Version 2.0 rebuilds the table. • Quick Settle — record a whole hand in one pass: type what each player put in, tick the winner, deal the next one. • Side pots work themselves out. When someone is all in, the app splits the pots and works out who is entitled to which — and a seat that paid nothing into a pot can no longer take it. • The books always balance. Chips on the table always equal what was bought in, and the app tells you the moment they don't. • Landscape. The felt turns with your phone and the controls stand up the side, so nothing is hidden below the fold. • Adjusting chips now asks where they came from — another player, the pot, a new buy-in, or a correction. Only the last one changes the table's total, and it says so. • Watch from anywhere. One person records; everyone else follows on their own phone, or in a browser with no app at all. • History shows who did what, including folds and checks, with a subtotal for every hand. • A proper introduction the first time you open the app.

The biggest Texas Hold'em update yet. • Blind clock stays accurate on the lock screen, in the background, and after a restart — plus a full-screen table clock • Fully editable blind structure: levels, antes and breaks • Transfer chips between players in one tap, with automatic chip reconciliation • Long-press to drag and reorder seats • Cash-game profit/loss settlement and share results • A cleaner, more compact layout

Performance improvements and minor fixes.

• Apple Watch: the NEXT button now continues to the next game exactly as the phone's Continue does • Fixed a scoring bug where a tennis/padel set could be silently dropped when two sets ended with the same game score • Fixed a duplicate set entry in volleyball • Cancelling a game end now correctly restores the winning-round count and clears the watch • NEXT is now translated in all languages

• Apple Watch: the NEXT button now continues to the next game exactly as the phone's Continue does • Fixed a scoring bug where a tennis/padel set could be silently dropped when two sets ended with the same game score • Fixed a duplicate set entry in volleyball • Cancelling a game end now correctly restores the winning-round count and clears the watch • NEXT is now translated in all languages

Go ad-free! You can now remove all ads with a one-time purchase — tap Remove Ads in Settings.

Go ad-free! You can now remove all ads with a one-time purchase — tap Remove Ads in Settings.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Tennis / Padel: voice announcements now follow ITF umpire style — "Game, [player]" at game end, "Game and set, [player], 6-4" at set end, "Game, set, and match, [player], 2-1" at match end • Fix: server's score is read first by default (the umpire convention); toggle Settings → Speak Score → "Read scores by position" to read left → right instead • Fix: the game-end announcement no longer gets clobbered by the per-point readback — both pieces of info are spoken as one statement

• New: Settings → Speak Score → "Read scores by position". When on, audio reads scores left → right (matches the screen) instead of server-first — handy after switching courts or when the serve flips • Fix: when team-name announcements were on, names and scores could be swapped after switching courts • Default is off, so existing behavior is preserved

• Big-screen scoreboard now renders at full resolution • Restored haptic feedback when scoring and undoing • One-tap undo from the menu — no more digging through layers • Scoring rules fixed: badminton / ping pong / pickleball deuce, sepak takraw deciding set • Faster localized app name (Chinese / Japanese / Korean systems) • Traditional Chinese terminology polished for Taiwan users

• Brand-new splash screen artwork for every sport • Apple Watch app fully localized in 12 languages, no more "ScoreSyncer" mismatch • Stability and polish across the board

New app icon: poker chips, hole cards, and a stylized chip-tracker clipboard. Same minimal, manual chip & blinds tracker — just dressed up.