No. Spend the time with friends and family and play the game! But record your stats so you can later brag to your friends and family. This app is your smarter notebook — it does the math, tracks the scores, and keeps the stats you never knew you needed. Now go deal the cards (or roll the pigs).

Game Night Tracker (GNT) is a free tool for tracking scores, stats, and seasons across your favorite card and dice games. Play Phase 10, Spades, Hearts, and more — all in one place, with your friends and family.

Your data is saved to the cloud so you can track games across sessions, see who's on a hot streak, and crown a champion at the end of a season.

1. Create an account — click Sign in and register with your email
2. Create a group — click 👥 Groups and create a new group for your crew
3. Invite friends — share your group's invite code so others can join
4. Pick a game — click 🎮 Games and choose what you're playing tonight
5. Record your game — fill in the scorecard and hit 💾 Save game when done
6. Check your stats — head to History and Stats to see how everyone stacks up

Each game has its own Scorecard, History, Stats, Seasons, Records, and Help pages. Find detailed rules and scoring in each game's ❓ Help section.

Seasons let your group compete across multiple games over a defined time period — like a fantasy sports league. At the end, a champion is crowned based on rules you set upfront.

1. Go to the 🏆 Seasons tab in the top nav. Group admins will see a + New season button.
2. Fill in the season name, start and end dates, and choose which games count toward standings.
3. Select which players are league members — only games with enough league members count.
4. Choose a commissioner (defaults to you, but can be anyone in the group).
5. Click Create season — the season starts automatically on the start date.

• Standings update automatically as new games are recorded — no manual entry needed.
• Players who haven't reached the minimum games threshold appear in a Not yet qualified section below the standings.
• A countdown shows how many days remain in the season, turning red in the final 7 days.
• Only one season can be active per group at a time.

• When the season end date passes, click Finalize season to crown the current leader as champion.
• Finalized seasons are archived in the Past seasons section with the champion's name displayed.
• Once finalized, a new season can be created.

The Worldwide page shows anonymized aggregate stats across all groups using Game Night Tracker — total games played, players, groups, and which day of the week is most popular for game night. Your individual scores and player names are never shared.

• Your game history is private to your group — only members can see it
• Worldwide stats use anonymized aggregate data only
• You can delete individual games from History at any time
• Your account is secured via email authentication

Play multiple games to see your cross-game win edge leaderboard here.

Tap the cards each player was dealt. Cards 2–10, J(11), Q(12). Taken cards are crossed out.

Players holding that card pay 1 chip (5¢) into the pot.

Be the player with the most chips at the end of the session. Each round, bet on horses by holding their cards — if your horse wins, you split the pot!

• Deal cards 2–10, J(=11), Q(=12) to all players evenly
• Each player antes 1 chip into the pot
• Roll to scratch 4 horses — holders of scratched cards pay into the pot (1–4 chips each)

• Players take turns rolling 2 dice
• The horse matching the dice total advances one step
• Rolling a scratched number costs chips into the pot
• First horse to reach the finish line wins
• Players holding the winning horse's card split the pot proportionally

The scratch cost increases with each horse eliminated: 1st = 1 chip, 2nd = 2 chips, 3rd = 3 chips, 4th = 4 chips. The chip value (in cents) is set at the start of the game.

GNT offers two race board configurations. Standard matches the physical board distances. Balanced uses distances derived from a 100,000-game simulation to give each horse roughly equal odds.

Two factors combine: horses 2 & 12 need only 3 steps to win (vs 17 for horse 7), AND they rarely get scratched since they roll infrequently. Meanwhile horses 6, 7, and 8 get scratched in almost every game. The result: horse 7 wins just 2.5% of races despite being the most likely number to roll!

Expected win% = 9.1% (1/11 horses). Scratch% = how often each horse gets eliminated before the race. Simulation run with 4 players, 4 suits, escalating scratches.

Players take turns throwing 3 darts. The numbers in play are 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and Bull. To "close" a number, you must hit it 3 times (single=1 mark, double=2 marks, triple=3 marks).

Once you close a number, any additional hits on that number score points — as long as your opponent hasn't closed it too. The player who closes all numbers AND has the highest score wins.

Same rules as Cricket, but scoring is reversed — when you close a number and hit it again, you score points ON your opponents who haven't closed it yet. The player who closes all numbers AND has the lowest score wins. Best for 3+ players.

In team play, marks are shared across all players on a team. Any team member hitting a number contributes marks toward closing it for the whole team. Scores are also shared — points earned by one player are added to the team's total.

╱ = 1 mark  ·  ✕ = 2 marks  ·  ⊗ = closed (3 marks)

Darts participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab.

Be the first player to reach the target score (default 10,000). On your turn, roll 6 dice and set aside scoring combinations. Keep rolling to accumulate points or bank to keep them safe. If you roll and score nothing — that's a Farkle! You lose all unbanked points for that turn.

If all 6 dice score on a single roll, you get "hot dice" — roll all 6 again and add to your running total for the turn. This can chain multiple times!

When a player reaches the target score, all other players get one final turn to beat their score. The player with the highest score after the final round wins.

Farkle participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab.

Live scoring lets everyone follow the game on their own device in real time. One player hosts and shares a code — others join from the home screen or the 📡 Join button on the Farkle page.

1. Host sets up and starts the game normally
2. Tap 📲 Share in the top right — a 6-digit code appears
3. Share the code with other players
4. Joiners tap 📡 Join and enter the code
5. Each joiner picks their name from the player list

During your turn, select your scoring combos and tap Roll again or Bank. When you bank or farkle, all other devices update automatically. When it's not your turn, the entry panel is dimmed — you can watch but not enter scores.

The host can also enter scores on behalf of any player.

Only the host can undo turns. The ↩️ Undo last turn button appears below the entry panel and can undo up to 10 turns back — including farkles. When the host undoes a turn, all devices are notified.

• If a device goes to sleep and misses updates, it will reconnect automatically when the screen wakes
• The game auto-saves to the cloud after every turn — no need to tap Save until the game is over
• If two players share the same account login, the host should enter scores for both

Spades is a trick-taking card game for 4 players in 2 teams.

1. Deal all 52 cards (13 per player)
2. Each player bids how many tricks they expect to win
3. Teams combine their bids — that's the team's target
4. Play tricks — spades are always trump
5. Make your bid to score points, miss it to lose points
6. First team to reach the target score wins

1. Enter team names and all 4 player names, then click Start game
2. For each round, enter each player's Bid and Tricks won
3. For nil bids, set the Nil column to Nil or Blind — leave Bid empty
4. Scores and running totals calculate automatically
5. Bags accumulate — a ⚠️ warning appears if tricks don't total 13
6. Click + Add round if the game goes beyond 10 rounds
7. Click 💾 Save game when done to record it to the cloud

Spades participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Hearts is a trick-taking card game for 4 players. The goal is to have the lowest score when someone reaches the target.

1. Deal all 52 cards (13 per player)
2. Pass 3 cards to another player before each round (direction rotates)
3. The player with the 2 of clubs leads the first trick
4. Players must follow suit if possible; otherwise play any card
5. Highest card of the led suit wins the trick
6. Hearts cannot be led until "broken" (a heart has been played on a trick)
7. Score penalty points for hearts and the queen of spades taken in tricks
8. Play continues until someone reaches the target score — lowest score wins

1. Enter all 4 player names and select a target score, then click Start game
2. After each round, enter the points each player scored (0–26)
3. If someone shot the moon, click 🌙 Moon on their row — their score becomes 0 and everyone else gets +26 automatically
4. Running totals update automatically
5. When someone reaches the target, the winner banner appears
6. Click 💾 Save game to record it to the cloud

Hearts participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Be the first player to reach the target score (11 or 21) by winning points across multiple rounds.

Deal 6 cards to each player. Each round, players bid for the right to name trump (minimum bid: 2, maximum: 4). The highest bidder pitches (leads) the first card, which sets the trump suit. Everyone then plays out the hand.

There are 4 points available each round:

• High — awarded to whoever holds (and plays) the highest trump card
• Low — awarded to whoever holds the lowest trump card dealt
• Jack — awarded to whoever takes the Jack of trump in a trick (only if it was dealt)
• Game — awarded to whoever takes the most pip value in tricks (10=10, Face=1, Ace=4, etc). Ties = no one scores.

If the bidder doesn't earn at least as many points as their bid, they are set — they lose their bid amount from their score. Non-bidders can never go below 0.

For each round, record the bid winner and bid amount, then mark which player took each of the 4 points. The scorecard calculates whether the bidder made or got set, and updates everyone's running total automatically.

Jack is marked N/A if the Jack of trump was not dealt. Game is marked Tie if no one wins it.

Worldwide stats show only anonymized aggregate data — total games played and most popular day to play. Your scores and player names are never shared.

Pitch participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Be the first player to reach the target score by rolling the pigs and banking points before you Pig Out!

Round-by-round: Enter each player's banked score per round. Hit 💀 Oinker if a player rolls an Oinker — it zeros their entire accumulated score.

Worldwide stats show only anonymized aggregate data. Your scores and player names are never shared.

Pass the Pigs participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Be the first player to play all your cards. When you go out, you score points based on the cards remaining in your opponents' hands. First to 500 points wins the game.

• When a player goes out, enter the cards remaining in each other player's hand
• For each player: enter the total value of number cards, the count of action cards, and the count of wild cards
• The app calculates each player's points and automatically awards the round winner their total
• The player who went out scores the sum of everyone else's points
• Running totals update automatically — first to 500 wins!

Worldwide stats show only anonymized aggregate data. Your scores and player names are never shared.

Uno participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Be the first team to reach the target score (default 21) by at least the win-by margin. Teams take turns throwing 4 bags each at the opposing board.

⭐ Bag by bag is the default and recommended mode for the richest stats. Choose a faster mode when you just want to track scores without entering every bag.

Cancellation scoring: Each round, the lower team's score is subtracted from the higher team's score. Only the difference counts toward the running total.

• After each throw, tap the bag icon to record: Off, Board, or Hole
• Board bags can be tapped again to change to Hole (knocked in) or Off (knocked off)
• When both players have thrown all 4 bags, tap Bank round
• The game ends when a team reaches the target by the win-by margin

• 2 players (1v1): Each player throws from one end
• 3 players (Walker): One player (the Walker) plays both positions for one team, walking back and forth between ends
• 4 players (2v2): Standard format — one player from each team throws per round, alternating ends

Worldwide stats show only anonymized aggregate data. Your scores and player names are never shared.

Cornhole participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Score points by rolling 5 dice up to 3 times per turn. Fill in all 13 categories over 13 turns. Highest total score wins!

• Tap any empty cell to enter a score for that category
• Enter 0 to scratch a category (score nothing)
• Fixed scores (Full House=25, Small Straight=30, Large Straight=40, Yahtzee=50) are entered automatically — just tap to confirm
• Upper bonus and totals calculate automatically
• Use the +Bonus button to add Yahtzee bonus rolls (+100 each)

Everyone at the table can enter their own scores on their own device — no passing the tablet around!

• Host: Start a game, then tap 📲 Share — a 6-character code appears
• Players: Open GNT, tap 📲 Join Live Game on the home screen, enter the code
• Pick your name from the player list
• Enter your own scores — all devices update instantly
• Other players' scores are read-only on your device but update live as they play

Worldwide stats show only anonymized aggregate data. Your scores and player names are never shared.

Yahtzee participates in cross-game seasons — compete against other players across multiple games over a set time period. To create or view seasons, tap the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins can start a new season and configure which games count toward standings.

Phase 10 is a card game for 2–6 players. Each player works through 10 phases in order — first to complete Phase 10 with the lowest score wins.

1. Deal 10 cards to each player. Turn one card face-up to start the discard pile.
2. On your turn: draw one card (from the deck or discard pile), then discard one card.
3. Complete your current phase by laying down the required combination of cards.
4. Once you've laid down your phase, play remaining cards on any laid-down phases (yours or others).
5. The round ends when one player goes out (plays all their cards).
6. All other players score penalty points for cards left in their hand.
7. Players who completed their phase advance to the next one. Others repeat the same phase.
8. First player to complete Phase 10 and go out wins — if tied, lowest score wins.

• Sets — cards of the same number (e.g. three 7s)
• Runs — cards in sequential order (e.g. 4-5-6-7)
• Wild cards — can substitute for any card in a phase
• Skip cards — force the next player to lose their turn
• You must complete your phase before you can go out
• You cannot lay down more than one phase per round

Phase 10 Tracker lets you record games, track stats, and see who's the best player in your group. Here's the fastest way to get started:

1. Click Sign in and create an account with your name and email.
2. Create or join a group — click the 👥 Groups button in the top nav. Share your invite code with friends so they can join.
3. Use the Scorecard page to record games as you play, then hit Save to games.
4. View your results in History, Stats, and Record Book.

The scorecard walks you through each round of a Phase 10 game. Here's how it works:

• Date — defaults to today, adjust if recording a past game.
• Number of players — 2 to 8. A card appears for each player.
• Track wildcards toggle — on by default. Turn off if your group doesn't want to track wilds.
• Players — listed in dealing order. Player 1 deals the first round; dealing rotates left each round. Use the Member button to pick someone from your group, or Guest to type a name.

• Phase done? — select Yes if the player completed their current phase this round, No if they didn't. This field is required for all players before you can save a round.
• Points — penalty points scored this round. A warning appears if the value seems too low for a failed phase or too high for a completed one.
• Wilds — wild cards received this round (only shown if wildcard tracking is on).
• Running totals (Total pts, Phases, Wilds) update automatically at the bottom of each card.

• Tap Save round after each round is entered. This advances to the next round and auto-saves the game to your history.
• Use ↩ Undo to step back and correct the previous round.
• Tap 📋 Full grid to see and edit the full round-by-round scorecard in a modal.
• Tap 💾 Save in the top bar at any time to save manually.

The app stores two types of data for every game played.

The winner is determined by these rules in order:

1. First to complete Phase 10 — the player who completes Phase 10 in the earliest round wins.
2. Lowest score — if two or more players complete Phase 10 on the same round, the one with the lowest total score wins.
3. Highest phase reached — if nobody completes Phase 10, the player who reached the highest phase wins.

Found in Profile → Data management. JSON is the app's native format and preserves all data perfectly.

Seasons let your group compete across multiple games over a defined time period — like a fantasy sports league. At the end, a champion is crowned based on rules you set upfront.

1. Go to the 🏆 Seasons tab. Group admins will see a + New season button.
2. Fill in the season name, start and end dates, and choose which games count toward standings.
3. Select which players are league members — only games with enough league members count.
4. Choose a commissioner (defaults to you, but can be anyone in the group).
5. Click Create season — the season starts automatically on the start date.

• Standings update automatically as new games are recorded — no manual entry needed.
• Players who haven't reached the minimum games threshold appear in a Not yet qualified section below the standings.
• A countdown shows how many days remain in the season, turning red in the final 7 days.
• Only one season can be active per group at a time.

• When the season end date passes, click Finalize season to crown the current leader as champion.
• Finalized seasons are archived in the Past seasons section with the champion's name displayed.
• Once finalized, a new season can be created.

• Use the Scorecard on a phone or tablet during play — subtotals and phase tracking update automatically as you enter scores. On mobile, use the fixed save bar at the bottom.
• Your data lives in the cloud (Supabase) and loads automatically when you sign in — no manual sync needed.
• Share your group's invite code so others can join and see group stats. Find it under the 👥 Groups button.
• The win edge stat is the fairest way to compare players — it adjusts for the fact that 2-player games have a 50% baseline vs 25% in 4-player games.
• Phase difficulty stats are only as accurate as your round data — the more games recorded, the more reliable the averages.
• Wild cards are tracked per round, so the most wilds in a single round record reflects individual deal luck.

CSV import is available for migrating older data. Found in Profile → Import from CSV. The importer accepts two formats:

Import your existing Phase 10 rounds and games CSV files. Upload the Rounds CSV first, then the Games CSV.

All data is stored locally in your browser.