Scorizy: Score Keeper

From euchre to canasta, from Yahtzee to Skull King: enter what the game asks for, Scorizy does the maths, and every player follows the game on their own phone.

You play. Scorizy keeps score.

45 card, dice, board and lawn games, and a free sheet for every other one. You enter only what the game asks for, Scorizy does the maths, and every player finds the game on their own phone.

CARD GAMES • Skull King: bids, tricks and bonuses, 10 rounds or a short game. • Spades: team contracts, nil, blind nil and bags. • Euchre: the makers and their tricks, going alone, getting euchred, up to 10. • Hearts: 1 per heart, 13 for the queen, and shooting the moon. • Rummy and its variants: Rummy 500, Contract Rummy (Shanghai), Chilean Carioca. • Gin rummy: knock, gin, undercut and the end-of-game bonuses. • Five Crowns: 11 rounds of 3 to 13 cards, each round's rotating wild card counted for you. • UNO: the round's winner scores everyone else's cards. • Phase 10: everyone moves from phase to phase, points break the tie. • Skyjo: the player who closes is doubled without the lowest score. • Flip 7: the 15 bonus for seven cards, zero for a bust. • Wizard and Oh Hell: everyone bids their tricks, Scorizy counts bonuses and penalties. • Cribbage: the play, the hand and the crib, up to 121. • Canasta, Hand and Foot and Burako: canastas, books, red threes and the muerto. • Pinochle: the bid, the meld and the counters, partnership or cutthroat. • Golf: 9 holes, and a pair in a column cancels out. • Cabo / Dutch: the sum of your cards, the failed call, the kamikaze. • Take 6!: the bull heads counted for you, game over at 66. • Papayoo: the Payoo and the 40-point Papayoo, 250 points a deal. • French tarot, 3 to 5 players, official rules: contracts, oudlers, handfuls, slam, called king. • Belote and coinche: 162 a deal, capot, doubled and redoubled contracts. • Truco, chinchón, escoba and mus: the Spanish-deck games, with their real counts.

DICE, BOARD AND LAWN GAMES • Yahtzee: the full sheet with its bonus, and three columns if you like. • Farkle: turn by turn, with help to count the combinations. • Generala: the sheet, the servida bonus and the generala servida. • Scrabble: every move, the 50-point bingo and the tiles left at the end. • Triolet: every move, the 30-point Trio, the 50-point Triolet and the tiles left. • Dominoes: who dominoed or the blocked game, the pips left, the capicúa, all fives too. • Mexican Train: the 13 rounds from the double 12 to the double blank, with help to count. • Qwirkle: every move line by line, the 12-point Qwirkle and the end bonus. • Qwixx: each player crosses their own score sheet, locks and penalties included. • Rummikub: the winner, the racks and the jokers. • Carcassonne: cities, roads, monasteries and fields, with help for the count. • 7 Wonders, Ticket to Ride and Wingspan: each player fills in their own end-of-game sheet. • CASHFLOW® 101: each player keeps their financial statement on their phone, Scorizy works out payday. • Mölkky, pétanque and mini golf: exactly 50, every end, every hole and its par. • A free sheet for every other game.

NO MATHS • The round's points show up before you confirm. A mistake? Tap the row and fix it. • The rules of every game are in the app.

EVERYONE ON THEIR OWN PHONE • One player keeps the sheet, the others follow it from their account, one tap to refresh. • A guest joins their seat by scanning a QR code, no account needed.

STATS, LEVELS AND BADGES • History, stats per game and head-to-head with each friend. • XP for every game, levels and 112 badges to unlock. • An intermission video, only if you pick it: +10 XP.

SCORIZY PRO Scorizy is free, with discreet ads, never during your first game. Scorizy Pro is a one-time purchase, no subscription: no more ads, exclusive pawns, advanced stats and notebook themes.

SIMPLE AND PRIVATE • Sign in with a code sent by email, no password. • Only the players of a game can see it. • In English, French and Spanish.

Scorizy is an independent score-keeping tool. It is not published or endorsed by the publishers of the games it names.

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