Watch any match, live.
Scores update for every player the moment the host taps them in, and friends can watch from their feed.

The scorekeeper for competitive card players. Track every match, settle every total, and rise through the ranks with the people you actually play against.



Every game’s real scoring is built in, down to the doubles, the mercy rule and the 200-point project. You enter what happened. It works out what it costs.

Trix, Hand, Tarneeb and Banakil Baraziliyeh all share one problem: the scoring is the part that starts arguments. Twenty contracts of penalty cards, a declaration that doubles everyone at the table, a bid that means six more tricks than the number called, a 200-point penalty for every side that ends a round without a clean project. ScoresDeck does that arithmetic as you tap the result in, so the table can argue about the cards instead.
Every finished match is written to the stats of everyone who played — win rate, rivals, partners, times forfeited — and pushed to their followers. Nobody has to report a result, and nobody has to take your word for a total.
Scores update for every player the moment the host taps them in, and friends can watch from their feed.

Every finished match is written to everyone’s stats. See where you rank among the people you follow and play with.

Cafés and clubs put a QR code on every table. Your match lands on their screen and their leaderboard.
The whole app, right to left.
Tap anyone you’ve shared a table with. Your record, your recent form, and the stats only your game has.
Solo and partners, with the point values the app actually enforces.
4 players · Four kingdoms, five contracts each — twenty rounds of trick-taking.
Rules →4 players · Every penalty live at once — Trix compressed into two contracts a kingdom.
Rules →2–4 players · Nine rounds of rummy-style melding where the lowest score wins.
Rules →2–4 players · Hand, but every opening lay-down has to beat the one before it.
Rules →4 players (2 vs 2) · Bid seven tricks or more, name the trump, then go and get them.
Rules →2 or 4 players · Two decks, seven-card projects, and a reserve hand waiting to be claimed.
Rules →Live boards on your TV, a leaderboard for your regulars, tournaments, and offers that bring them back.
Keeping score, live matches, the feed and your record against anyone you have played are free. Premium adds your full stats, in-depth head-to-head and game-by-game comparisons, venue leaderboards, and no Google ads. Subscribe on the website and it turns on in the app automatically.

Free on iPhone, Android and the web.