shareplay
Everyone at the table sees the score
Start a SharePlay session and the scoreboard appears live on every phone on the call. One person keeps score, exactly as they always have — nobody else has to lean over or ask.
On the App Store · iPhone · iPad
Fivebar is one beautiful scorekeeper for everything you play at a real table — dominoes, cribbage, dice, darts, cards. It does the arithmetic, keeps the rules and settles the argument. It is not a game: there is nothing to beat but each other.
The sheets
Each one knows its own game — the pegboard stops at 121, the bowling frame waits for the next two balls, the darts turn busts when it goes past zero.
ScoreboardFree
Any game at all — plus and minus, your own target, your own rules.
DominoesFree
Thirteen hands with the running totals kept for you. Lowest pips win.
Cribbage
A real pegboard to 121, with skunk lines and a peg that moves.
Dice Sheet
Five dice, thirteen boxes, upper-section bonus counted live. One tap per box.
Darts
501 down to a double, with busts enforced, checkouts suggested and legs counted.
Bowling
Ten frames, with strikes and spares carried forward properly.
Farkle
Bank the turn or lose it, racing to ten thousand.
Phase Race
Ten phases in order; fewest points breaks the tie.
Card Rounds
Rummy, canasta, whist, skat, tysiąc — a signed round list with a bid column.
Hearts
Avoid the points: the game ends when somebody crosses 100 and the lowest score wins.
Spades
Bid every hand against a bid column that means something. Race to 500.
Belote
Full French scoring, deal by deal, for two partnerships.
Coinche
Belote with the bid and the contract to make.
Tarot
Bids, oudlers and the running signed total, three to five players.
Table Tennis
Eleven, win by two, best of five — with the deuce and the sets counted for you.
Pickleball
Eleven, win by two, best of three. Two big targets, nothing else.
Cricket
The other half of the dartboard: 20 down to 15 and the bull, marks and points kept.
Pétanque
Only the winning team of a mène scores, one to six, the game in 13.
Why this one
shareplay
Start a SharePlay session and the scoreboard appears live on every phone on the call. One person keeps score, exactly as they always have — nobody else has to lean over or ask.
apple watch
The watch app shows the running score and takes points with the Digital Crown. Useful precisely when the phone is lying flat in the middle of the table and you are not.
seasons
Every finished game feeds a league table with form, streaks and head-to-head records — by month, by year, or for one game. The thing a paper pad can never tell you, because last week's sheet went in the recycling.
at the table
Big totals, buttons you can hit while holding cards, and a landscape table view that turns the phone in the middle into everyone's scoreboard.
the maths
A cribbage peg that stops at 121, a bowling frame that waits for the next two balls, a darts turn that busts when it goes past zero. The arguments end at the sheet.
undo
Undo on every screen, corrections that replace rather than double-count, and a deal ledger you can edit — because a scorekeeper is trusted only as long as the numbers are.
rivalries
Add the people you play with once and they are one tap away next week. Every finished game is saved, so someone at your table is about to learn they are losing 12–3.
yours
Everything works with no signal. Scores sync between your iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud — we run no server and never see a game.
in your language
Not a machine-translated menu: the card sheets a French table actually plays, the round grid a Polish one does, with the vocabulary each expects.
Price
Fivebar — every sheet
$6.99
One payment. No subscription, no ads, no account.
Free forever: Scoreboard and Dominoes, up to 4 players, keeping your last 3 games. Real sheets rather than timed demos — and nothing ever interrupts a game already running.
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