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.
Keep a picture of the board. Check and edit the scores. Let Tablekeep do the math—and keep a little of the night.
iPhone and Android 18 games 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 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.
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 phone. Scoring and history work offline, with no account needed.
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.
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.
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
points
Running score + end bonuses
Photo suggestions · In development
Photos currently serve as a reference while you enter scores. We’re testing automatic suggestions for Azul: review the suggested values, choose whether to use them, and edit anything before confirming. Automatic photo scoring isn’t a promised launch feature.
NEW · MID-GAME SCORING
Score as you go.
Not just at the end.
Some games are scored a round at a time. Enter each round as it ends and watch the running totals move, so everyone knows where they stand before the next deal.
- Round by round. Sushi Go!, Lost Cities and Five Crowns 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
| Player | R1 | R2 | R3 | So far |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leo | 17 | 24 | – | 41 |
| Mia | 21 | 18 | – | 39 |
| Sam | 12 | … | – | 12 |
Saved on this device. Continue any time.
Example scores
PHONES DOWN. GAME ON.
Make room for
one more round.
Made for the moments between the moves.Tablekeep · Coming soon
SUPPORTED GAMES
18 games,
and counting.
From Friday-night favourites to Sunday-afternoon epics. Each game has its own scoring sheet, with the right categories, bonuses and tiebreakers built in.
Round by round Scored as you play, with running totals.
- Azul
- Kingdomino
- Sagrada
- 7 Wonders
- Sushi Go!Round by round
- Lost CitiesRound by round
- Ticket to Ride
- Kingdom Builder
- Agricola
- Wingspan
- Cascadia
- A Feast for Odin
- Qwixx
- Yahtzee
- Five CrownsRound by round
- Splendor
- Patchwork
- San Juan
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.
18 games · iPhone and Android- 1
Pick a game. Gather your players.
Choose your game and add everyone at the table. Attach a clear board photo for each player to use as a reference.
- 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
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 and Android 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 for iPhone and Android. There’s no public download or announced release date yet. We’ll share availability here when it’s ready.
Which games does Tablekeep score?
18 so far: Azul, Kingdomino, Sagrada, 7 Wonders, Sushi Go!, Lost Cities, Ticket to Ride, Kingdom Builder, Agricola, Wingspan, Cascadia, A Feast for Odin, Qwixx, Yahtzee, Five Crowns, Splendor, Patchwork and San Juan. Each covers the base game. More are on the way.
Can I score in the middle of a game?
Yes. Games scored in rounds (Sushi Go!, Lost Cities and Five Crowns) take each round as it ends and keep a running total. Any game in progress is saved on your phone, so you can close the app and continue later.
Does a photo automatically score my game?
Photos are a reference in the current version: keep the board in view while you enter and check the numbers. Automatic photo suggestions are being tested for Azul. You choose whether to use a suggestion, and you can edit its values. Automatic photo scoring isn’t a promised launch feature.
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.
Do I need an account or an internet connection?
Scoring and saved history work offline on your phone without an account. Plays are stored on your device, and you can export your saved play data.