PalCompanion: TCG Counter

PalCompanion keeps score for the Palworld Trading Card Game. You bring the cards; it holds the numbers. FOUR TRACKS ON ONE SCREEN Life, Souls, Material and Ingredient, for every player at once. No menus, no switching between players, nothing to swipe past in the middle of a turn. SEATING THAT MATCHES YOUR TABLE One on one, three players or four, laid out the way people are actually sitting. Facing puts two players head to head with each side's numbers turned toward them. Sides gives four players around a table their own totals the right way up. Two sides handles the awkward three-player arrangement. Choose it once and it stays. SOULS, HANDLED Tap a soul to rest it, hold to stand it back up. End Turn performs the stand phase and the soul phase together, so the player taking their turn gets every soul back and two more, exactly as the rules describe. BUILT FOR A REAL TABLE Big numbers readable at arm's length. Tap anywhere on the left of a counter to subtract and anywhere on the right to add — no small buttons to aim at. Life turns red at 3 or below and green above your starting total. The screen stays awake, and the score survives a lock or a restart. THE RULES, OFFLINE Turn phases, combat, the damage check, interrupts, structures, a keyword glossary and common questions — searchable, and carried in the app. A rules argument happens at a table, which is exactly where signal is worst. DICE AND A COIN Flip for who goes first, or roll d4 through d20 for card effects. Recent rolls stay on screen. OPTIONAL: YOUR PALIFY ACCOUNT Sign in with the same account as palify.org and finished games save against the deck you played, so you can see how a list actually performs and whether you win more on the play or on the draw. Look an opponent up by handle to record which of their decks you played against. Every game logged against another player waits for them to confirm it before it touches their record. The counter never requires an account and works fully without one. SHARE THE RESULT Finishing a game produces a card with both decks, the final life totals and who was on the play — as an image, so it posts anywhere.