Jass board

This versatile Jass scorekeeping app, compatible with 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 rules.

Key Features:

• Multiple Profiles: Create and manage several profiles, each with independent settings and scores. This is perfect for playing with different groups or using varying rule sets.
• Android Beam Sharing: Easily share the current profile with another device via Android Beam (NFC) for collaborative scorekeeping or to assist with complex profile setup.
• Schieber Panel: Offers individual point entry (1/20/50/100 for Weis, etc.), complete round entry with multipliers (1x-7x), opponent point input, rotatable input dialogs (for one or two scorers), undo functionality, customizable target points and score per round, extensive statistics, and a dedicated area for recording wins/matches.
• Coiffeur Panel: Select from 16 predefined Jass types or create custom ones (without images), adjust the number of rounds (6-12), support for 2 or 3 teams, manual multiplier adjustment, and statistics showing achievable points and uncatchable team status.
• Differenzler Panel: Supports 2-8 players, keeps announcements hidden until initial points are entered, automatically calculates points from the last outstanding player, and allows for post-round point adjustments.
• Molotov Panel: Supports 2-8 players, allows Weis entry in three clicks, automatically calculates outstanding points during round entry, and enables point editing.
• General Scoreboard: A flexible scoreboard for various Jass types, supporting 2-8 players, customizable target points and rounds, and adjustable points per round for faster input (with automatic outstanding point calculation).

Open Source:

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

Version 4.1.6 (Updated December 2, 2024):

This version includes a bug fix addressing an issue with incorrectly declaring a win when the exact goal points were reached.