Tablekeep.PLAY COMPLETE
FRIDAY GAME NIGHT
One for the books.
NICE ONE, MIAA winning finish.
82points
- 02Leo76 pts
- 03Sam68 pts
Mia’s score, at a glance
63Track
2Rows
7Columns
10Colors
A game worth remembering.
GOOD COMPANY. GREAT GAMES.
Less counting.
More playing.
The last tile is down. The snacks are gone.
Let Tablekeep help with the scores—and keep a little of the night.
Made for iPhone Coming soon
AT THE END OF A GOOD GAME
Azul · 3 players
Product preview · Example scores
Your points. Your people. Your game nights.A place for all of it
LESS ADMIN. MORE GAME NIGHT.
For the people
around the table.
The best part of a game night isn’t the final tally. It’s the unlikely comeback, the friendly rivalry, the “one more round.”
Tablekeep gives the scores a home, so you can get back to the good bits.
Every point, accounted for.
Enter your scores and review the breakdown together. Make a correction before you call the winner.
A little more than a score.
Keep the players, the date, and a note about the night. Add board photos as a reference when you need them.
Ready for the rematch.
Revisit saved plays on your iPhone. Your manual scores and history work offline, with no account needed.
PHONES DOWN. GAME ON.
Make room for
one more round.
Made for the moments between the moves.Tablekeep · Coming soon
FROM LAST MOVE TO NEXT TIME
Wrap up the game.
Keep the story.
A thoughtful little ritual for the end of the night. We’re starting with Azul, with a focused scoring flow for two to four players.
First up: Azul- 1
Gather your players.
Start a play and add everyone at the table. A board photo can help you keep the details handy.
- 2
Give the scores a second look.
Enter the track score and end-game bonuses. Review each player’s total, then see how everyone finished.
- 3
Save a little of the night.
Add the date and a note, then save the play. It’ll be there when someone asks, “Who won last time?”
YOUR NEXT GAME-NIGHT COMPANION
Good nights.
Worth keeping.
Tablekeep for iPhone is coming soon.
We’re getting the little things right.
A few things to know.
When can I download Tablekeep?
Tablekeep is still in development. There’s no public download or announced release date yet. We’ll share availability here when it’s ready.
Which games are you starting with?
We’re starting with the base game of Azul, for two to four players. More games are something we’d love to explore, but we’re taking it one good game at a time.
Does a photo automatically score my game?
The first version focuses on manual scoring and review. You can keep board photos as a reference while entering scores. Automatic scoring from photos isn’t a promised launch feature.
Do I need an account or an internet connection?
Manual scoring and saved history work offline on your iPhone without an account. Plays are stored on your device, and you can export your saved play data.