Score trackers

• Bowling: full frame-by-frame scoring, series, stats over time, and your ball collection. Bowl somewhere that isn't listed yet? Add the house yourself and it's there next time.
• Darts: the classic games, scored properly, with your gear and the venue on a leg and stats that go deeper than the average.
• Cornhole: 1v1 and 2v2 matches with running scores.
• Scoreboard: a universal point counter for any game that just needs a tally.

Trackers are built for the long run: your games accumulate into history and stats, so league night rivalries have receipts. Your screen also stays awake while you're scoring.

In bowling stats, every leave opens a page of its own: how often you convert it with each ball, and your recent tries. The breakdown counts your double percentage, and milestones count clean games, 250+ games and perfect games.

Each ball in your collection has a page with a Service log. Log a service (a resurface, an oil extraction, or a plug and redrill) and Joinue counts the games the ball has thrown since. Past 60, your arsenal and the game setup sheet say it's due, and the ball's page compares how it rolled before and after.

Let the room watch (darts)

The scoreboard is one phone on a table, so everyone else reads it over a shoulder. Share the board instead: a leg mints a link (with a QR code to point a phone at) that opens a read-only board, live as the darts land. No account needed to watch.

Stop sharing revokes it for good. Somebody who opens it after the leg finishes sees how it ended rather than a dead link.

Let people watch (Scoreboard)

The Scoreboard can be watched too. Tap the broadcast button on the board to open Let people watch, then send the link or show its QR code. Anyone with it sees the score as you keep it, no account needed. Stop sharing turns the link off.

Who a darts game counts for

Add somebody with an account to a darts game and they get an invite to accept or decline before the first dart. The game counts toward the stats of whoever confirms. You can start without the rest, and for them it just won't count.

Rather keep your numbers to yourself? Turn on Hide my darts stats in Privacy settings to keep them from everyone else.

After the leg

A finished leg gets a page of its own: where every visit landed, which numbers got closed and how, what each target cost in darts, and what the result did to your record book. A decided match also renders a share image, so the result leaves as a card instead of a screenshot of a scoreboard.