A free score tracker for board games, card games, poker, and mahjong. Record rounds, calculate totals, and share results with your group.
Learn how to use PointPia as a score and point sharing app
Enter game name and player names to create a new game.
Enter scores for each round and automatically calculate totals.
Share the URL so other players can view in real-time.
Learn how to create a new game.
Choose the appropriate game mode for your use case:
Scores can be recorded even if the total is not zero
Record scores so that the total at the end of the round is zero
Manage bets and pots as a substitute for poker chips.
Choose a memorable name that's easy for other participants to understand.
Add participant names in order. You can add more players later.
Learn how to efficiently record scores during gameplay.
Click the "New Round" button to start a round.
Enter scores for each player. Negative values are allowed.
In Zero-Sum mode, you cannot record until totals equal 0.
You can add notes or comments about the round (optional).
Learn how to share data with other players.
Use the "Copy Link" button to copy the URL to clipboard.
Display QR code for easy access via smartphone.
Shared players can view the same data in real-time.
Learn how to use an iPad or smartphone as a shared scoreboard.
Click the '📺' icon at the top right to display everyone's current total scores across the entire screen. Perfect for visibility from a distance.
The font size automatically adjusts based on the number of digits, maintaining visibility even for large scores like 10,000 or 100,000.
When playing with a group, use a tablet or monitor as a shared scoreboard. Display mode makes everyone's results easy to see.

Here are some hints to use PointPia more effectively.
You can add players from "Group Settings" even after the game has started.
Designed for comfortable operation on smartphones as well.
Created game data is basically stored permanently.
While there's no edit feature currently, you can adjust in new rounds.
Try refreshing your browser (F5) or clearing cache.
Check your internet connection and try again after a moment.
Try adjusting lighting and distance from camera.