Jass board

This highly adaptable Jass scorekeeping app, available for Android smartphones and tablets, simplifies point tracking for various Jass game types, including Schieber, Coiffeur, Differenzler, and Molotov. Its key features include:

Versatile Functionality:

• Multiple Profiles: Create and manage separate profiles for different game settings and players, allowing for seamless transitions between various Jass variations and ongoing games.
• Flexible Scoring: Input points individually or as complete rounds, including multipliers. Undo functionality allows for easy corrections. Customizable target points and scores per round cater to diverse game rules.
• Comprehensive Statistics: Detailed statistics track performance across multiple games.
• Android Beam Sharing (NFC): Easily share the current profile with another device via Android Beam for collaborative scorekeeping or when device issues arise.

Game-Specific Features:

• Schieber: Supports individual point entry (1/20/50/100), complete round scoring with multipliers (1x-7x), rotatable input dialogs for multiple scorers, and extensive statistics.
• Coiffeur: Choose from 16 predefined Jass types or create custom ones. Adjust the number of rounds (6-12), accommodate 2 or 3 teams, and manually modify multipliers. Includes statistics on achievable points and uncatchable team detection.
• Differenzler: Handles 2-8 players. Announcements remain hidden until points are entered, with automatic calculation of the last player's points. Post-round point adjustments are possible.
• Molotov: Supports 2-8 players. Efficient Weis entry (3 clicks), automatic outstanding point calculation, and editable points. Allows for precise or rounded point entry.
• General Scoreboard: A versatile scoreboard for various Jass types, allowing customization of target points, rounds, and points per round.

Open Source:

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

Version 4.1.6 (Updated Dec 2, 2024):

• Bug fix: Resolved an issue where the game incorrectly declared a win when the exact target points were reached.