Board game nights
Game night tools
Settle who goes first and split into teams, without hunting for a coin or arguing about it. Add your players once and both tools use the same roster.
Score sheets & companions
Digital versions of the paper bits, so you don't need the pad from the box.
πScore PadTrack scores across rounds for any game. Running totals, high or low wins.π²YahtzeeA full dice scorecard with the upper-section bonus math done for you.πClue NotesThe detective notepad, digital. Mark off suspects, weapons, and rooms per player.π―Game PickerCan't decide? Draw a random game from your pool or the popular catalog.β±οΈTurn TimerA chess clock for the table. Tap to pass; keep slow turns honest.π’CountersPer-player counters for life, coins, or points, with quick +/- steps.πΊWerewolf ModeratorDeal secret roles by passing the phone, then run the night and day phases.πCribbage BoardA digital peg board: race to 121, with the skunk and double-skunk lines marked.β₯οΈHeartsRound scoring with shoot-the-moon handled for you. Lowest score wins at 100.π²FarkleBank each turn and race to 10,000, with the final round called automatically.π‘EuchreTwo teams race to 10, with quick +1 / +2 / +4 for made hands, marches, and going alone.β³GolfThe card game: add a hole each round, lowest total wins.πRummyRound scoring to a target (500 by default); first past it wins.