DDR Score Manager A

Name: DDR Score Manager A
Rating: 4.7 (69 reviews)
Author: Koichi Umekawa

Por: Koichi Umekawa

Utilities

Características y capacidades

DDR Score Manager A helps you track DDR scores and fullcombo states. Load data from the GATE Server and save it locally to your device for quick access.

Your data stays on your device; no score data is sent elsewhere, so you can check scores anytime, anywhere with privacy.

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Por:

Koichi Umekawa

Calificación:

4.70

(69)

Versión:

0.86 Última actualización: 2026-05-29

Código de versión:

886244162

Fecha de creación:

2016-04-30

Dispositivos compatibles:

Tamaño:

27.43MB

URLs:

Sitio web ,Política de privacidad

Descripción completa:

Fuente:

Apple Apps Store

Datos ingeridos el:

2026-06-11

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Clasificación

# 171,126 ▼ 114

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Desarrollado por:

Koichi Umekawa

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/ddr-score-manager-a/id1100126073?l=en-US

Sitio web:

https://fia1988.github.io/FIAS_HTML/appInfo.html

Opiniones de usuarios

Happy to see the app updated for A3, but currently turning on the “Load from A3” toggle makes no difference. It still loads recent scores from A20 PLUS website, and syncing an A3 song does not work, either. I keep the same Player Name when migrating to A3. Could that be the problem?

por Ry*****, 2022-07-21

99% of the time it doesn’t load the Gate login page so you can’t even get your scores. When you do manage to, the scores take about 10min to sync down. No user documentation on how the app works. Eventually I got an error whenever I tried to sync my scores. So I reinstalled and now I can’t load the Gate login page at all. Just self-track your scores on a Google Sheet. You’re better off.