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Version 1.3.2 · 2026-03-13
Fixed an issue on iOS 26.
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The store currently lists version 1.3.2, updated 2026-03-13.








Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
A scoreboard app specialized for fencing.
It is easy to use, and you can also set player names and match times.
● Basic functions
1. Player name
Tap "FENCER1" or "FENCER2" on the screen to change player names.
2. Adding and subtracting points
Points can be added or subtracted by tapping the + and - buttons. Points can also be added (+1) by tapping the score. When scoring, the lamp on the screen will light up for 2 seconds.
3. Priority
Tap "Priority" to light it up.
4. period
Tap the number of periods to advance to the next period.
5. Timer
Tap the time to start the timer. If you want to stop it, tap it again.
6. Match type
You can select a match format from “Foil,” "Epee," and "Sabre" on the setting screen.
7. Reset
Tap the cog icon to display the menu, where you can reset the score and timer.
● Other functions
・Sound settings
・Color settings
・Timer settings…
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Fixed an issue on iOS 26.
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