ScoreKeeper - Keep track of your scores for any board or card game Reviews

Keeps score but it doesn't keep it from day to day.

Great, simple app. Ads get in the way sometimes, but you can pay to remove them.

So many scorekeeping apps add unnecessary stuff. I just want something simple and this has done it right for years.

The problem is you can only add/subtract a fixed amount. Not very good for games that you get different score per move.

It counts things for one session but doesn't actually keep score if between sessions if ScoreKeeper is closed and reopened.

Horrible app. Not even worth the .99. Do not waste your money. Not user friendly. Difficult to change scores.

It doesn't save the score?? What's the point? Please fix!

The good: the look and feel are sleek, it does basic score keeping, and the interface is simple and intuitive.

The bad: it lacks some sorely needed features to improve score keeping and it has way too many/frequent pop up ads in the free version.

Where to improve: an adjustment to the interface to allow for addition to scores would allow some higher numbers to be easier to manage. Instead of pressing the plus button X times to add to a score, it should be able to also pop up a window when needed to allow for adding X number to the already existing score for a person. This would allow ScoreKeeper to have usefulness for a host of other score keeping needs that can be more complex. As for the ads, in the free version, they are way too intrusive to allow use of ScoreKeeper effectively. Reduction or removal of the pop ups would likely encourage more use of ScoreKeeper and better functionality of ScoreKeeper would encourage purchases to the ad free version.

Overall: ScoreKeeper does the bare minimum of what is needed (easy score keeping) and is too heavy handed on the advertising. It can work for simple score adjustments, but a few simple improvements would make this a must have app worth paying the $.99 to turn off the advertisements.

ScoreKeeper could be cool but it has way too many ads that are annoying and sneaky. It seems like every few seconds an advertisement would pop up and cover the entire screen even when I was in the process of entering a score. Because I was already tapping on the screen to update a players score I would accidentally tap the ad and be taken to ScoreKeeper Store which I did not want. When I clicked the no ads button it asked me to enter my password or fingerprint to purchase it but never told me the price. If I was a kid or someone less familiar with purchasing apps I might have accidentally agreed to buy it at whatever price they charged. The interface itself was cumbersome and has no record of each individual score added. It only has the final score. It made score keeping very difficult. A pen and paper would be better.

ScoreKeeper was exactly what I was looking for - a simple score keeping app that didn't involve sports. It looks very smooth and runs perfectly.
The only issue I have is that ScoreKeeper doesn't save scores, so you could stop a game to pick up again later.

There are some other score keeping apps, but ScoreKeeper is by far the best option for score keeping. We use it for game nights all the time.

I tried developing something like this for a school project, but yours turned out much better. It's simple and easy-to-use (although it'd be nice if you could search players for big games). Overall it's a helpful app, and positively simplistic.

ScoreKeeper is simple to use. Doesn't crash like other apps. And say goodbye to looking for pen and paper when it's game night!

I paid to remove ads because this is the best score keeping app I've used. It's a beautiful app that works great for game night.

Keeps track for multiple numbers of players. Awesome app - worked great. Would highly reccomend and will use it a lot.

I love when an app simplifies my life and makes it beautiful along the way. This should solve all the family fights!!

Can't enter number of points directly. There is only a + and - button which increments by 1, 5, 10, 50, or 100 points. Hard to enter, say, 42 points for a round. When adding a new player, the cursor doesn't go to the new player, but instead sits in an existing player. Really dumb design. Hard to use.

ScoreKeeper is perfect for basic score keeping needs, I love it. Looks really nice too! Definitely worth downloading.

This is the best designed and easiest to use app for keeping score. I use it for a lot of games

Perfect use for keeping score. I just wish you could save them.

The good: the look and feel are sleek, it does basic score keeping, and the interface is simple and intuitive.

The bad: it lacks some sorely needed features to improve score keeping and it has way too many/frequent pop up ads in the free version.

Where to improve: an adjustment to the interface to allow for addition to scores would allow some higher numbers to be easier to manage. Instead of pressing the plus button X times to add to a score, it should be able to also pop up a window when needed to allow for adding X number to the already existing score for a person. This would allow ScoreKeeper to have usefulness for a host of other score keeping needs that can be more complex. As for the ads, in the free version, they are way too intrusive to allow use of ScoreKeeper effectively. Reduction or removal of the pop ups would likely encourage more use of ScoreKeeper and better functionality of ScoreKeeper would encourage purchases to the ad free version.

Overall: ScoreKeeper does the bare minimum of what is needed (easy score keeping) and is too heavy handed on the advertising. It can work for simple score adjustments, but a few simple improvements would make this a must have app worth paying the $.99 to turn off the advertisements.