Score Keeper PadFree score sheets and scorekeepers for game night.

Score Keeper for Game Night

Score Keeper Pad is a free score keeper for game night. Pick a game for its rules and a ready-made score sheet, or use the quick scorer below for any game: add players, tap points, and the totals update as you go. Everything saves on your device, prints cleanly, and works offline.

Pick your game

Dice games

Farkle rules and score sheetrules and a multi-player score sheetYahtzee-style score card13 boxes, bonuses and totals done for you

Card games

Score sheet for Phase 10phase tracker, hand points and the phases listCribbage scoring boardrules, an online pegging board and a hand counter

Sports and scoring

Bowling score calculatorframe by frame, with average and handicap

How Score Keeper Pad works

  • No login, no app. Every score keeper runs in your browser. Open a page, type the player names and start scoring.
  • Saves on your device. Names and scores are kept in your browser's local storage, so a reload or a closed tab does not lose the game. Nothing is sent to a server.
  • Works offline, prints clean. After the first visit the pages load without a connection. Use Print for a blank sheet or a record of the finished game, or choose Save as PDF in the print dialog.

Score sheet or score tracker?

A score sheet is the grid you fill in by hand: one column per player, one row per round or turn, and a total at the bottom. It is great when the table already has pencils out, and every game page here can print a blank one.

A score tracker does the adding for you. You enter what happened, and the running totals, bonuses and leader update straight away. That removes the most common game-night argument, which is a mistake in the arithmetic.

You do not have to choose. Keep score on a phone with the tracker, then print the finished sheet if you want a record of who won.

Game night tips

  • Agree on house rules before the first turn. Most scoring disputes come from variants that half the table has never heard of.
  • Give one person the job of score keeper for the whole game, and let everyone else see the screen.
  • Mix a quick dice game such as Farkle with a longer card game, so late arrivals can join between games.
  • For big groups, play in teams and enter the team names as players.
  • Print a blank sheet as a backup in case a phone battery runs out.

About the rules

We write every rules guide ourselves, in plain English, and check the game facts against more than one source. Game names that belong to other companies are used only to describe what a sheet is for; see the note at the bottom of each page.

Frequently asked questions

What is a score keeper?

A score keeper is a tool or sheet that tracks points for each player across a game. Ours adds the totals live, keeps a round-by-round history, and lets you print or save the result. Use the quick scorer on this page, or pick a game with its own ready-made score sheet.

What is the difference between a score tracker and a score sheet?

A score sheet is the paper-style grid where results are written down. A score tracker is the live version that adds the numbers for you. Score Keeper Pad offers both: a tracker that totals as you tap, and a printable sheet for every game when you prefer pen and paper.

Do I need an account or an app?

No. Score Keeper Pad runs in your browser, with no login, no app store and no sign-up. Open a page, enter the player names, and start scoring. After the first load the pages also work offline, which helps when the Wi-Fi is poor at the place where you are playing.

Where are my scores stored?

Names and scores are stored only in your browser, on your own device, using local storage. Nothing is sent to a server. That keeps your data private, but it also means clearing site data or switching browsers removes it. Use Print or Save as PDF to keep a copy.