Cal For Me

iPhone & iPad · Free

Keep score.
Settle up.
Stay friends.

Cal For Me tracks every round of your card game, keeps the running totals honest, and works out exactly who pays who at the end of the night — before anyone starts arguing about it.

2 to 10 players · No account · Works offline

Friday Game Night 00:05:59
RoundTomJohnAlexKayJosh
R1−50−50 +200−50−50
R2−10−10−10−10 +40
R3−1 +12−5−3−3
Total−61−48+185−63−13
Money−$61−$48+$185−$63−$13

Recording a round

One question, then one more

Most scorekeeping apps make you enter a number for every player, then leave you to check your own addition. Cal For Me needs two answers and does the rest itself.

Step 1 of 2, Who Won: the app lists five players with their running totals, ready to tap.
Playing a game where one person pays everybody instead? Tap Lose rather than Win and the whole flow runs the other way round.
Step 2 of 2, Points Lost: quick-amount buttons above a row for each player.
Tap 3, 5, 10 or 50 to fill every player at once, tap an amount under a single name, or type an exact figure with the keypad.

What it does

Everything a table needs, nothing it doesn't

Scoreboard

Every round, side by side

A full grid of rounds and players with live totals and a crown on each winner. Tap any round to correct a number or delete it — everything downstream recalculates.

Player stats

Who is actually on form

Win rate, average per round, best streak, best and worst round, and total points lost — ranked, for every player at the table.

Money mode

Points become currency

Set what one point is worth, pick your currency, and every total gains a money figure beside it. Turn it off and it's a plain points game again.

Settle up

The fewest payments possible

At the end of the night you get a payment list, not a balance sheet: Kay pays Alex $63, Tom pays Alex $61, and so on until everyone is square.

Sessions

Pick up where you left off

Every game night is saved with its own timer, players and history. Search by session or player name, rename it, finish it, or reopen it a week later.

Mid-game changes

Latecomers and short breaks

Add a player after the game has started, or pause someone who is sitting a few rounds out. Paused players score zero and stay out of the entry screen.

Undo

Nothing is final

Undo the last round, edit it, or reach back into the scoreboard for an older one. Misheard scores happen; they shouldn't cost you the session.

Share

Send the night home

Export the scoreboard or a full session report as a PDF and drop it in the group chat, so nobody remembers it differently tomorrow.

iCloud

The same sessions everywhere

Turn on iCloud sync and your sessions follow you between iPhone and iPad. Leave it off and everything stays on the one device.

Screen by screen

What you'll be looking at

Questions

Before you download

Which games does it work with?

Any game where one round produces one winner or one loser and the points balance to zero across the table — rummy, gin, hearts, big two, mahjong-style scoring, most trick-taking games. Cal For Me doesn't know the rules of your game; it keeps the ledger while you play it.

Does it cost anything?

No. Cal For Me is free, and it's paid for by ads shown through Google AdMob. There's no subscription and nothing is held back behind a purchase.

Do I need an account?

No. There's no sign-up, no email, no password. Your sessions live on your device, and optionally in your own iCloud account if you switch sync on.

Does it work without a connection?

Yes. Scoring, stats, money mode and settling up all work offline. A connection is only used to fetch ads and, if you've enabled it, to sync with iCloud.

Is it real gambling?

No. Money Mode is a calculator: it multiplies points by a rate you choose so you can see what a friendly game comes to. Cal For Me takes no payments, holds no money, and moves nothing between people.

What happens to my data?

Sessions and player names stay on your device unless you turn on iCloud sync, in which case they go to your own iCloud account. Nothing is sent to us. The full details are in the privacy policy.