Count Points and Results
Daniel Zielinski · Utilities
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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Faster long games, and colors that stay put No more freezing: Opening a game with 50 or more rounds could leave the app unresponsive for minutes. It now opens in well under a second, however long the game has run. Big thanks to SuaK for reporting this one — it was a great catch, and chasing it down made the whole app quicker. Your colors stay yours: Give someone a color and it sticks. A game reopens in the colors you chose, a color you pick mid-game is remembered, and when you start a new game with the same people, everyone turns up in their usual color. Same seats every time: Players now keep the order you entered them in, instead of quietly rearranging themselves alphabetically when you reopen a game. Long games open where you left off: Continue a game and you land on the current round, with the scores, the total and the chart right there. Scroll back through the history and a button brings you straight back.
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No in-app purchases.
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About
Count Score does the math so you can focus on playing. Enter scores each round and watch the app calculate totals, track positions, and visualize the competition in beautiful charts. Perfect for 1 to 16 players and works with any game that uses points. CHARTS THAT TELL A STORY See at a glance who's dominating, who's making a comeback, and who just had an epic three-round collapse. The interactive chart lets you tap any round to see exactly where everyone stood. LIVE INSIGHTS Watch the story unfold as you play. When someone goes on a hot streak, stages a dramatic comeback, or pulls ahead by a mile — a badge appears the moment it happens. Every milestone, captured live. GAME SUMMARY Tap any past game to relive it. See final rankings, the full score chart, key moments from the game, and a written commentary of how it all played out. FLEXIBLE SCORING Count up to a winning threshold or count down from a starting score. Mark round winners automatically (highest or lowest score wins) or pick them manually. Count Score adapts to your game, not the other way around. NAME YOUR GAMES Finally! Give your games names like "Friday Rummy" or "Sunday Catan" and filter your game history to see stats for each game type. No more scrolling through unnamed games wondering which was which. DETAILED STATISTICS Track games won, rounds won, average points, and more. Filter by game name or time period to see who really dominates at Uno vs. who just got lucky that one time. WORKS WITH YOUR FAVORITES Count Score has been used for Rummy, Uno, Carcassonne, Catan, Magic, Cribbage, and many more. If it has points, Count Score can track it. THE ORIGIN STORY This app exists because my girlfriend's grandmother accused me of miscalculating her card game scores. "If a computer calculates it," I thought, "she can't blame me anymore." So I built Count Score. Plot twist: She now thinks I rigged the app to steal her points. Some battles you just can't win. But you can win at game night. Download Count Score and settle the score once and for all.
What's new · 4.6
Faster long games, and colors that stay put No more freezing: Opening a game with 50 or more rounds could leave the app unresponsive for minutes. It now opens in well under a second, however long the game has run. Big thanks to SuaK for reporting this one — it was a great catch, and chasing it down made the whole app quicker. Your colors stay yours: Give someone a color and it sticks. A game reopens in the colors you chose, a color you pick mid-game is remembered, and when you start a new game with the same people, everyone turns up in their usual color. Same seats every time: Players now keep the order you entered them in, instead of quietly rearranging themselves alphabetically when you reopen a game. Long games open where you left off: Continue a game and you land on the current round, with the scores, the total and the chart right there. Scroll back through the history and a button brings you straight back.
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