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Version 1.1 · 2025-12-12
Removed sign in requirement to make custom game during the initial five free game period.
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The store currently lists version 1.1, updated 2025-12-12.






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This Points Tracker app allows you to track scores, rounds, teams, and history. It makes scoring simple. A subscription is required for the following features, but there is a three month free trial for first time users!
Description:
Simple score tracking
Add players, set scores, and move through rounds. Auto-sorting keeps leaders on top. Supports high/low scoring.
Team mode
Create teams, assign players, and see totals.
Full game history
View past 20 games, revisit rounds, and edit scores as needed.
Built-in tools
- Countdown timer
- Player picker
- 3D dice roller (tap to lock results)
Edit past rounds
Fix scores anytime if you accidentally input the wrong one
Use cases
- Board games, sports, tournaments, trivia, etc.
- Round-based scoring - but can be used for singular round use if needed
Design
Clean UI with gradients, animations, and dark mode.
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Removed sign in requirement to make custom game during the initial five free game period.
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