Game Night Scorekeeper

A live scoreboard for game night: everyone opens the link on their phone, enters their own scores, and sees the totals update together.

Use it in ChatGPT

Find Game Night Scorekeeper in the ChatGPT plugin directory, add it, then try:

About

Game Night Scorekeeper puts one live scoreboard on every phone at the table. Tell ChatGPT what you are playing and who is playing, and you get a share link to drop in the group chat. Each player opens it (no ChatGPT or account needed), taps their name and enters their own score for the round. When everyone has entered, the round is added and the totals, leader and winner update on every screen within seconds. You can also call out scores to ChatGPT ("Sam 12, Priya 30, me 7") or type them for the whole table in the widget: it all lands on the same board.

The game is saved, so a Rummy game that runs over several nights picks up where it left off. Open a new chat and ask "show my scoreboards" or "who won game night?".

The rules are built in for the games people argue about: - Yahtzee: the classic scorecard with the 35 point upper bonus and 100 point Yahtzee bonuses. - Uno: enter the cards left in each hand and the winner gets the total. - Hearts: low score wins, shoot the moon handled automatically. - Spades: bids, tricks, nil and blind nil, bags with the 10 bag penalty. - Darts: 501 and 301 with busts and double out, plus Cricket marks and points. - Rummy, Gin, Scrabble and card Golf. - A generic board for everything else, with an optional target, round limit or low-score-wins.

Big tap targets, quick plus and minus buttons, a round-by-round history, shared undo and an activity feed showing who entered what.

What is stored: the game, player names, scores, the names people pick when entering scores, and an anonymous id for the person who started it, kept for 30 days after the last activity. No accounts, no emails.

Published by Weston Software LLC.