Jass board

This versatile Jass scorekeeping app, designed for Android smartphones and tablets, simplifies point tracking for various Jass game types, including Schieber, Coiffeur, Differenzler, and Molotov. Its flexible design caters to diverse playing styles and rulesets.

Key Features:

• Multiple Profiles: Create and manage separate profiles for different game settings and players, eliminating the need to delete unfinished rounds. Profiles can be easily shared via Android Beam (NFC).
• Schieber Panel: Supports individual point entries (1/20/50/100 for Weis, etc.), complete round entries with multipliers (1x-7x), and opponent point input. Features include undo functionality, customizable target points and score per round, extensive statistics, and a notes section for recording wins/matches. The input dialog rotates for optimal use by one or two players.
• Coiffeur Board: Choose from 16 predefined Jass types or create your own custom types. Adjust the number of rounds (6-12), select 2 or 3 teams, and manually adjust multipliers if needed. The app provides statistics on achievable points and identifies when a team becomes unbeatable.
• Differenzler Board: Supports 2-8 players. Point announcements remain hidden until the first points are entered, and points from the last outstanding player are automatically calculated. Points from the final round can be modified after entry (long press).
• Molotov Board: Accommodates 2-8 players. Weis can be entered with just 3 clicks, and outstanding points are automatically calculated during round entry. Points are editable (long press) and can be entered precisely or rounded.
• General Scoreboard: A flexible scoreboard for numerous Jass variations. Customize target points, number of rounds, and points per round for faster entry (outstanding points are automatically calculated).

App Source Code: The app's source code is publicly available on GitHub: https://github.com/simonste/jasstafel

What's New in Version 4.1.6 (Last updated December 2, 2024):

• Bug fix: Resolved an issue with incorrectly declaring a win when the exact goal points were reached.