Fantastic, simple, intuitive scorekeeping app. To the people saying you can't delete games, you just don't know how. You do it the same way you delete everything in a properly coded iOS app: go to the list of games and swipe left on the game you want to delete.And to the people complaining about a one-time $4.00 charge to be able to score an unlimited number of games forever...well, I have nothing to say to that. I can only shake my head in disbelief. 🫢 And finally, to the developer, I say *thank you!* This app is a thing of beauty. ☺️🙏🏻👍🏻

4.5 Stars - This app was exactly what I was looking for! It lets you customize teams and will even remember player’s names you’ve entered in. The feature I was particularly trying to find an app to do was allow me to score in increments over one. This app does that! It allows you to enter whatever number you need for each score, so that Jeopardy-derivative game I have in mind with point additions like 100, 300, 500, etc., I can now track. I love that it also has an incorrect buzzer, a built in timer you can program, and will even randomly choose a player to start the game.The only thing I wish it had that it doesn’t is a CORRECT buzzer! That would make it 5 stars. Otherwise, it’s fantastic (and the fact that I don’t care for the app icon is just a nitpick).

The app does a great job of doing several different things that you might need for games and it’s easy to use. I’ve used other apps that only have one or two functions but this one does it all!My one request is that I wish it had a Score Board feature where you can see all of the rounds and everyone’s score for the entire game because it would be nice to look back on individual rounds easily. (Like a baseball type score board.)There is a way to look at an individuals score for every round but it only works while the game is in progress. If you end the game you can’t look at it.It’s not really necessary but I use it for tracking Golf games and I like to be able to look at everyone’s individual round scores after the game is over so we know which holes were better or worse.

I can’t find the perfect scorekeeping app. This one shows promise but there are a few things that really bother me.1. There’s no tracking of how many rounds of a game you played and no way to go back and edit previous scores.2. Each game has a “levels” counter that’s utterly meaningless for most board games.3. The date of the game is locked to the most recent edition of the score. But this isn’t always practical. I want a way to keep track of how many times someone won a game. I’m not necessarily tallying score real time. So if I log a score for a game plated yesterday, the date is wrong!