TableScore

How TableScore works

TableScore keeps a shared live room for your table. Here is the usual flow from empty lobby to finished game.

1. Create a room

On the home page, enter a game name and the players at your table. TableScore assigns a four-letter room password. Share that word out loud or in your group chat—anyone with the password can join the same scoreboard.

2. Set the rules (custom games)

For custom games you pick how to win (highest or lowest score), how the match ends (manually or at a target score), and how you keep score (in rounds or incrementally). Optional notes and a description field are there for house rules or a link to the rulebook.

3. Score together

On the live scorecard, update points as play happens. Other devices in the room refresh automatically, so the person across the table sees the same totals. You can add a player mid-game, complete rounds when you play that way, or end the game when you are done.

4. Play again

After a match you can reset scores for another game with the same players and rules, or leave the room and start fresh from the lobby.

No accounts are required to create or join a room. Rooms are temporary scoring sessions for people already sitting together—not a social network or public leaderboard site.

Create a room