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GOOD COMPANY. GREAT GAMES.

Less counting.
More playing.

From quick card rounds to Sunday-afternoon epics. Find your game, check the scores, and keep a little of every game night.

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iPhone and Android 106 games Coming soon

AT THE END OF A GOOD GAME
Tablekeep.PLAY COMPLETE

FRIDAY GAME NIGHT

One for the books.

Azul · 3 players
NICE ONE, MIAA winning finish.
82points
  1. 02Leo76 pts
  2. 03Sam68 pts
Mia’s score, at a glance
63Track
2Rows
7Columns
10Colors
A game worth remembering.

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.”

Search a growing collection of 106 games, follow the scores as you play, and keep the results together for the next rematch.

01 / THE POINTS

Every point, accounted for.

Enter the scores and Tablekeep does the math: set bonuses, majorities and tiebreakers. Every scoring field is editable. Check it against your board photo, change a number, and see the total update.

02 / THE GAME FINDER

Your game, in seconds.

Search by game name or scoring format, or browse the alphabetical collection. From UNO to Terraforming Mars, get to the right scoring sheet without scrolling through every title.

03 / THE MEMORIES

Ready for the rematch.

Save the players, date, scores, photos and a note about the night. Revisit plays and export their score data. Manual scoring and saved history work offline without sign-in.

A PICTURE. A CHECK. EVERY POINT.

From your board
to a score you can check.

Add a picture to keep the details in view. Enter or correct the scoring fields, then let Tablekeep work out the total. You’re always in control of the numbers.

1

KEEP THE DETAILS

Start with your board.

Take a clear picture from above, with the scoring areas in view. Attach it to the play so you can check the board as you enter each player’s numbers.

Illustrated Azul board with a running score of 64, one complete row, two complete columns and all five blue tiles.
Illustrated Azul exampleView full size

A useful photo shows the whole scoring area. Keep tiles, cards and score markers visible; avoid glare and overlapping pieces.

2

TRY IT BELOW

Check it. Change it.

These numbers match the illustrated board. Edit a value to see how the score changes—just as you can when reviewing a play.

Azul · Player 1
64 pts
+2 pts
+14 pts
+10 pts

Try changing complete rows from 1 to 2. Your total goes from 90 to 92.

3

SEE WHERE EVERY POINT CAME FROM

The math, made clear.

Review each player’s breakdown before confirming and saving the play.

64 + 2 + 14 + 10

90points

Running score + end bonuses

Azul photo assistance · Experimental

Supported iPhone test builds can suggest scoring details from an Azul photo. Choose whether to use the suggestions, check them against the board, and edit anything before confirming. Other games use manual entries and optional reference photos. Cloud assistance needs an internet connection.

38 GAMES WITH ONGOING SCORING

Score as you go.
Not just at the end.

Rounds, hands, turns or whole matches: 38 games keep a running total as you play. Enter each result and see where everyone stands before the next deal.

  • Round by round. Sushi Go!, UNO, Flip 7, Skyjo and more take scores round by round, and Tablekeep adds them up.
  • Running totals. Every player’s score so far stays up to date while the rest of the table is still counting.
  • Pick up where you left off. A game in progress is saved on your phone. Close the app, pour a drink, and continue later.
Tablekeep.IN PROGRESS

SUSHI GO! · 3 PLAYERS

Round 2 of 3

PlayerR1R2R3So far
Leo1724–41
Mia2118–39
Sam12…–12
Saved on this device. Continue any time.

Example scores

NEXT UPDATE · IN DEVELOPMENT

Know your table.
Learn from the rematch.

Your saved plays are getting a view of their own. Open a game’s history to see who’s winning, how scores compare, and which categories have tended to make the difference.

  • Keep favourites close. Star your regular games to find them at the top of the app’s list. Favourites stay on your device.
  • See the bigger picture. Compare wins, win rates, average scores and personal bests in a leaderboard for each game.
  • Spot patterns over time. Look at winning margins and category differences, with strategy notes drawn from your saved plays.

Favourites and these history insights are in development for a future test build. History insights work offline.

Tablekeep.BY GAME

SIX NIGHTS AROUND THE TABLE

Azul, over time.

Leaderboard · illustrative data
PlayerWinsWin rate
Mia3 / 650%
Leo2 / 633%
Sam1 / 617%
82.3Average winning score
6.2Average winning margin
WHAT WINS

Where do the extra points come from?

Column bonusesWinners +4.7
Compare scoring patterns across your saved games.

Development preview · Example scores

A LITTLE HELP WITH THE NEXT MOVE

Ask the coach.
Keep the final say.

Choose a player, ask a question, and get AI strategy advice based on the scores and game details you’ve entered.

The coach can’t see your hand or read the board. Its advice doesn’t change your scores; Tablekeep’s scoring rules still do the math.

In supported test builds

A fresh look at this game.

Get a read on the current standings, things to watch for, and suggestions for the player you choose.

“Where could I pick up more points?”
Next update · In development

A review of games gone by.

Ask the coach to look at up to 30 recent saved plays of one game and suggest what to focus on next time.

“What could I change in the rematch?”

Example questions · Coaching needs internet and sends the selected scoring information to the cloud. Availability and daily usage limits apply.

Colorful game tiles, wooden pieces, and ivory dice on a deep green tabletop

PHONES DOWN. GAME ON.

Make room for
one more round.

Made for the moments between the moves.Tablekeep · Coming soon

THE GROWING COLLECTION

106 games.
Find your next favourite.

From UNO and Boggle to Carcassonne, Everdell, Scythe and Terraforming Mars. Search by name or scoring format in the app, with a dedicated scoring sheet for each game.

Score as you go 38 games support rounds, hands, turns, seasons or match results.

Counts reflect the formats supported by the app. Enter each partnership as one team. Game coverage means scoring support; photo recognition is experimental and limited to Azul.

Browse all 106 supported gamesPlayers, formats & scoring modes
  • 5002–3 sidesAvondale scoring · first to 500Score as you go
  • 7 Wonders3–7 playersBase game · either edition
  • 7 Wonders Architects2–7 playersBase game · end of the turn a wonder is finished
  • 7 Wonders Duel2 playersBase game · civilian victory or supremacy
  • A Feast for Odin2–4 playersBase game · after the last feast
  • Abyss2–4 playersBase game · after the last turns
  • Agricola2–4 playersRevised Edition · end of round 14
  • Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small2 playersBase game · two players
  • Akropolis2–4 playersBase game · optional architect variants
  • Arboretum2–4 playersScoring rights and best paths
  • Architects of the West Kingdom2–5 playersBase game · after the final turns
  • Azul2–4 playersBase game · standard wall
  • Azul: Summer Pavilion2–4 playersBase game · coloured or grey board side
  • Backgammon match2 playersTwo players · single, gammon or backgammon × the cubeScore as you go
  • Boggle2–8 playersClassic 4×4 or Big Boggle · words by lengthScore as you go
  • Calico2–4 playersBase game · 3 cats, 3 design goals
  • Canasta2 teamsTwo partnerships · first to 5,000Score as you go
  • Carcassonne2–5 playersBase game · after the last tile
  • Cartographers2–8 playersFour seasons · two edicts eachScore as you go
  • Cascadia2–4 playersBase game · 5 wildlife cards
  • Castle Combo2–5 playersBase game · after the 9th card
  • Catan3–4 playersBase game · first to 10 on their own turn
  • Caverna: The Cave Farmers2–7 playersBase game · after the last harvest
  • Century: Spice Road2–5 playersSpice Road or Golem Edition · end of the round
  • Chess match2 playersTwo players · 1 for a win, ½ for a drawScore as you go
  • Concordia2–5 playersBase game · Imperium or Italia map
  • Contract Bridge2 teamsTwo partnerships · deal-by-deal duplicate scoringScore as you go
  • Crazy Eights2–8 playersThe winner collects · first to 50 a playerScore as you go
  • Cribbage2 playersTwo players · first to 121Score as you go
  • Dominion2–6 playersBase game · either edition
  • Dominoes: All Fives (Muggins)2–4 playersDouble-six · score fives on the endsScore as you go
  • Earth2–5 playersBase game · end of the round a tableau fills
  • Encore!2–6 playersNoch mal! · standard sheet
  • Euchre2 teamsTwo partnerships · first to 10Score as you go
  • Everdell2–4 playersBase game · after every player has passed
  • Faraway2–6 playersBase game · regions revealed from the last played
  • Farkle2–8 playersBank points each turn · first to 10,000Score as you go
  • Finspan2–5 playersBase game · achievements after weeks 1–3Score as you go
  • Five Crowns2–7 playersEleven rounds · lowest winsScore as you go
  • Five Tribes2–4 playersThe Djinns of Naqala · base game
  • Flip 73–8 playersFirst to 200 with a clear leadScore as you go
  • For Sale3–6 playersCheques plus money left · in thousands
  • Forest Shuffle2–5 playersBase game · after the third winter card
  • Gin Rummy2 playersTwo players · first to 100Score as you go
  • Gizmos2–4 playersBase game · end of the round
  • Go2 playersTerritory or area scoring · komi for White
  • Golf (card game)2–6 playersSix-card golf · lowest winsScore as you go
  • Great Western Trail2–4 playersBase game · first or second edition
  • Hand and Foot2–4 teamsFour hands · books and meldsScore as you go
  • Harmonies2–4 playersBase game · side A river or side B islands
  • Hearts3–6 playersPenalty points · lowest wins at 100Score as you go
  • Heckmeck (Pickomino)2–7 playersWorms on your tiles · end of game
  • It's a Wonderful World2–5 playersBase game · after round 4
  • Jaipur2 playersTwo players · first to two sealsScore as you go
  • Kingdom Builder2–4 playersBase game · 3 cards in play
  • Kingdomino2–4 playersBase game · 5×5 kingdom
  • Lorenzo il Magnifico2–4 playersBase game · after the third Vatican report
  • Lost Cities2 playersCard game · two playersScore as you go
  • Lost Ruins of Arnak2–4 playersBase game · after round 5
  • Meadow2–4 playersBase game · after the last round
  • Mexican Train dominoes2–8 playersThirteen rounds · lowest winsScore as you go
  • Next Station: London2–4 playersBase game · four lines
  • Nidavellir2–5 playersBase game · after Age 2
  • Oh Hell3–7 playersExact bids · 10 cards down to 1 and back upScore as you go
  • Orléans2–4 playersBase game · after round 18
  • PARKS2–5 playersBase game · after the fourth season
  • Patchwork2 playersBase game · two players
  • Phase 102–6 playersTen phases · cards left in hand score · lowest winsScore as you go
  • Pinochle2 teamsPartnership auction · first to 1,500Score as you go
  • Pitch2–7 players or teamsAuction Pitch · high, low, jack, game · first to 7Score as you go
  • Point Salad2–6 playersEvery point card against your veggies
  • Puerto Rico2–5 playersBase game · 2002 or Deluxe edition
  • Queendomino2–4 playersBase game · territories, Queen, coins and buildings
  • Qwinto2–6 playersStandard score sheet
  • Qwixx2–5 playersStandard score sheet
  • Race for the Galaxy2–4 playersBase game · 12 cards or an empty chip pool
  • Railroad Ink2–6 playersDeep Blue and Blazing Red editions
  • Riichi Mahjong4 playersFour players · hand-by-hand payments from han and fuScore as you go
  • Roll for the Galaxy2–5 playersBase game · 12 tiles or an empty chip pool
  • Rook2 teamsKentucky Discard · two partnerships · first to 300Score as you go
  • Rummikub2–6 playersGame by game · zero-sumScore as you go
  • Sagrada2–4 playersBase game · multiplayer
  • San Juan2–4 playersBase game · either edition
  • Scrabble2–4 playersTurn scores · unplayed tiles at the endScore as you go
  • Scythe2–5 playersBase game · after the 6th star
  • Sea Salt & Paper2–4 playersStop or Last Chance · to 40, 35 or 30Score as you go
  • Skull King2–8 playersTen rounds of bids · 2021 editionScore as you go
  • Skyjo2–8 playersRounds until someone reaches 100 · lowest winsScore as you go
  • Spades2 teamsTwo partnerships · first to 500Score as you go
  • Splendor2–4 playersBase game
  • Sushi Go Party!2–8 playersPick the menu · three roundsScore as you go
  • Sushi Go!2–5 playersBase game · three roundsScore as you go
  • Takenoko2–4 playersBase game · completed objectives
  • Terraforming Mars2–5 playersBase game · any map
  • That's Pretty Clever!2–4 playersGanz schön clever · standard score sheet
  • The Isle of Cats2–4 playersBase game · standard or family rules
  • Tichu2 teamsTwo partnerships · first to 1,000Score as you go
  • Ticket to Ride2–5 playersUSA map · base game
  • Tigris & Euphrates2–4 playersBase game · either edition
  • Tiny Towns2–6 playersBase game · Cottage plus 6 building cards
  • Twice as Clever!2–4 playersDoppelt so clever · standard score sheet
  • UNO2–8 playersOfficial scoring · first to the targetScore as you go
  • Welcome To...2–8 playersClassic sheet · three city plans
  • Wingspan2–5 playersBase game · end of round 4
  • Wyrmspan2–5 playersBase game · end of round 4
  • Yahtzee2–6 playersHasbro and Classic score cards

FROM LAST MOVE TO NEXT TIME

Wrap up the game.
Keep the story.

A thoughtful little ritual for game night. Score round by round as you play, or all at once when the last move is made.

106 games · iPhone and Android
  1. 1

    Pick a game. Gather your players.

    Search for your game and add everyone at the table, or enter partnerships as teams. Add optional board photos when they help you review the scores.

  2. 2

    Score as you go, or at the end.

    Enter each round or the final scoring details. Check the numbers against the photo, edit anything that needs correcting, and review the updated breakdown before confirming.

  3. 3

    Save a little of the night.

    Add the date and a note, then save the play. Find it in History when someone asks, “Who won last time?”

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YOUR NEXT GAME-NIGHT COMPANION

Good nights.
Worth keeping.

Tablekeep for iPhone and Android is coming soon.
We’re getting the little things right.

In the making · iPhone (iOS 17+) · Android 9+

A few things to know.

When can I download Tablekeep?

Tablekeep is in development for iPhone and Android, with test builds distributed through TestFlight and Firebase App Distribution. There is no announced public store release date yet. Features marked “Next update” are being prepared for a future test build.

Which games does Tablekeep cover?

106 games, from UNO, Cribbage and Boggle to Wingspan, Wyrmspan, Scythe and Terraforming Mars. Browse the complete collection for the supported player counts, editions and scoring formats. These are scoring sheets; automatic photo recognition does not cover the whole collection.

Can I score in the middle of a game?

Yes. 38 games support ongoing scoring, including hands in Hearts, turns in Scrabble, seasons in Cartographers and rounds in Sushi Go Party! Tablekeep keeps running totals, and unfinished games stay saved on your device.

What’s new in game history?

The next update adds history grouped by game, leaderboards, wins, win rates, average and best scores, winning margins, and scoring patterns. Those insights run on your device. An online coach review of recent saved plays is also in development.

Does a photo automatically score every game?

No. Photo suggestions are experimental and limited to Azul on supported iPhone builds. You choose whether to apply a suggestion, then check and edit its values. Other games use manual scoring, with optional photos as a reference.

Can I correct a score or change a photo suggestion?

Yes. The scoring fields stay editable. Correct a count or score and Tablekeep recalculates the breakdown. Each player’s score is reviewed before saving. If you change a confirmed value, you’ll review it again.

What does the strategy coach see?

The coach uses the game, scoring details and question you choose to send. It does not see your hand, hidden cards, board or photos. The upcoming history review uses summaries of up to 30 saved plays. Advice can be imperfect and never changes the scores.

Do I need an account, subscription or internet?

Manual scoring and saved history work offline without sign-in. Cloud coaching and photo assistance require internet and have daily limits. Sign-in is optional where available; it does not sync your local play history. Subscriptions are currently switched off during testing.