Score pad

Keep score the way paper does.

Twenty-two games in one pad — darts, cards, dice, bowling, snooker, pickleball. It opens instantly, it works with no signal, and it never asks who you are.

What makes it different

Most score keepers are a calculator with a login screen. This one is built around what actually happens at a table.

Nothing to sign up for

No account, no email, no password. Open it and score.

Works with no signal

Everything runs on the device. A pub cellar or a campsite is fine.

Undo that goes back

Step back through every entry, or edit any round straight on the sheet.

Round by round

Every game keeps a turn-by-turn sheet, so “what happened in hand four?” has an answer.

Share the board

Everyone at the table follows the live score on their own phone — device to device, no server involved.

Kept, not thrown away

Finished games stay. Player records, head-to-heads and stats build up over months.

On the table

The darts board you throw at, the pickleball court you tap, and the months of results that build up behind them.

Darts 501 with 40 remaining and the checkout route showing D20 A pickleball game at 7 to 4 with the serve indicator on Alex Darts Cricket scored in chalk marks across four players The stats screen showing 20 matches and a breakdown by game

Twenty-two pads

Each one scored by its own rules, not by a generic counter.

Darts 501 — double out Darts Cricket — with a caller Racket Sports — pickleball, padel, tennis Dice Block — 13 boxes Dice — 3D, thrown Counter — any game Wizard — bid and count Chinchón Tombola — 90 numbers Snooker — 6, 10 or 15 reds Bowling — ten frames Pétanque Cribbage — 121 holes Bela Sueca Klaverjassen Rummy Conquián Mariáš Preferans Toepen Mölkky

Your data stays yours

Scoreboard has no server. Players, scores and history are stored on your device and are never uploaded, sold or shared. There is no analytics SDK and no advertising.

The full detail is in the privacy policy, which is short because there is very little to say.