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Version 3.0.5 · 2026-09-14
Minor bugfixes
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The store currently lists version 3.0.5, updated 2026-09-14.








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The Scorekeeper is the score-tracking app you have been looking for. Clean, fast, and beautifully designed — it works for any game you play. Cards, dice, board games, sports, pub quizzes, golf — if you keep score, this is your app.
WHY THE SCOREKEEPER IS DIFFERENT
Most scorekeeper apps are clunky, cluttered, or buried in features you never use. The Scorekeeper strips everything back to what matters: a clear view of every player's score, instant updates, and a history that is always there when you need it.
TWO SCORING MODES — YOUR CHOICE
Normal mode lets you type in point totals with a built-in numeric keypad. Perfect for games where you tally up a round total: Rummy, Ticket to Ride, Catan, Golf, Yahtzee, and hundreds more.
One point at a time lets you tap + once per point scored. Ideal for darts, bowling, pub quizzes, or anything you count one point at a time.…
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Minor bugfixes
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