Scorecard: Point Tracker is a sports family game developed by Lickability. The last update, v1.10, released on February 14, 2023, and it’s rated 4.80 out of 5 based on the latest 25 reviews. Scorecard: Point Tracker costs $4.99 and requires iOS 16.0+ and Android 15 or newer to download.
Keep score in any game
Scorecard: Point Tracker Gameplay Overview
Description
Love playing games with friends and family, but hate fiddling with tiny pencils, notebooks, or dice to keep score? Scorecard is an app that makes it easy to track scores in your favorite games.
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This app serves the purpose of keeping score in games very well and isn’t over-complicated. It works and looks great.
The only addition I hope to see is the ability to view and edit a list of players. I have accidentally created duplicates I cannot get rid of.
★★★★★Great
I’ve tried quite a few scorekeeper apps and this one is by far the easiest and most fun to use.
★★★★☆Almost perfect
My only complaint is that there is no custom ordering. It would be helpful to be able to select a custom option, then hold and press and drag players up and down, to mirror their real world seating positions - especially handy when you've got a lot of new people playing and don't have everyone's name memorized yet.
When adding a new session, it would be great to be able to quickly add all previous players at once, or tap them all quickly and hit add - instead of hitting add, tapping one, hitti
★★★★★Great app, doesn’t get in your way
Latest update fixes all my crashes and slowdowns. It’s a perfect app for keeping score and it doesn’t get in your way. Lots of nice touches make it so easy to use.
★★★☆☆Needs a history
I was convinced to buy this because it was supposedly simple and beautiful. But there’s no history, so you can’t see the score as it changes over time. For a game like Scrabble, this takes the fun out of reviewing a game. Also, it is way too easy to type in the wrong number and mess up scoring. It is pretty, though.
