What’s New in Score Card

Score Card 3.0.1 - 2023-09-25

Fixes for unfocusing scores when shifting to a face up position.

Themes. Change the way your score cards look with new light, dark, and adaptive themes.

Sharing. Share and save the results of your games via PDF and images.

Score Board. Broadcast your score card to the big screen for everyone to see.

Game Names. Provide a game name for your score card to help you better find them later.

Better Name Presentation. When space is available, a player’s full name will be used. If room is too tight, abbreviations and initials will be used.

Larger Scores on Larger Devices. On iPadOS, score cards make better use of the large screen real estate.

Trackpad and Mouse Support. For the latest iPadOS users, you can better control the interface with a trackpad or mouse.

Better Dark Mode. Users of Dark Mode will have a much better experience.

The minimum iOS version has been updated to iOS 13.

Dark Mode is supported.

Context menus for clearing and deleting rows have been added.

The player selection screen has been cleaned up to be more intuitive.

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

A new, custom keyboard has been added for easier score entry.

Support for all of the latest devices has been added.

A general layer of polish has been added to the application.

Simple keyboard support for iPad.

General bug fixes and performance improvements.

Fixed a small issue with showing the keyboard while editing in certain circumstances.

Completely rewritten to work in the modern era.

There’s an all new, modern look to keep your scores looking current.

Scores are easier to edit, without have to leave the score screen.

Edit your settings while in the game, so you aren’t stuck with what you started out with.

Player names are remembered, so you no longer have to retype the names of your friends and family.

Fixes for iOS 6 and iPhone 5

Fixed a focusing bug when modifying scores

Old games are cleaned out on start up

Initial release