Gamekeeper: Score Tracker

Who won last Friday? Nobody remembers — the paper scoresheet is long gone.
Gamekeeper is the board game score tracker that gives your group a memory: every match saved, every winner on record, every stat one tap away.
Pick the game, tap in the scores, save. Ten seconds after the last round, the match is history — literally.

WHY GAMEKEEPER
✓ 5 scoring modes: high score wins, low score wins, win/lose, rounds with sum, rounds with average. One score tracker for 99% of board, card and party games.
✓ 70+ games preloaded: Catan, Carcassonne, Uno, Codenames, Dixit, Dominoes, Pandemic and more. Start keeping score tonight; add your own game in seconds.
✓ Your group, remembered: players persist across matches. Marta, Carlos, Lucy — always ready for the rematch.
✓ Game-night calendar: the month at a glance — what you played, which week, and how long since the last Pandemic night.
✓ Stats that settle arguments: win rate, streaks and top games per player and per game. No more "I always win at Catan" without proof.
✓ No account, no login, no email. Your scores live on your phone — and never leave it.
✓ Truly offline: the scorekeeper works at the cabin, on the plane, anywhere your game night happens.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Pick a game (preloaded or yours) and your players.
2. Enter points with the built-in score calculator, or just mark the winner.
3. Save. History, calendar and stats update instantly.

WHO IT'S FOR
The one who keeps score: the friend with the pencil, the parent logging family game sessions, the group that plays every other weekend and argues about who is really the Catan champion.

FREE VS PLUS
Free: unlimited players and games, every scoring mode, full match history, basic stats, calendar.
Gamekeeper Plus: no ads, advanced stats (streaks, comparisons, group insights) and data export.

WHAT WE DON'T DO
No account. No email collection. No social feed. No built-in rules — we're not here to referee. Gamekeeper is your scoresheet, with a memory.

LANGUAGES
Spanish (Spain + LATAM), English, German, French, and Portuguese.

Built for groups that actually play, not for digital collectors.