About ScorecardGO
Plain facts about ScorecardGO: free digital scorecards, no account, automatic totals, QR sharing, and how scores are stored.
What is ScorecardGO?
ScorecardGO is a free website of digital scorecards for 90+ board games, card games, dice games, and sports. Open a game, add players, and enter scores in the browser — there is no app to install. The same tools work on phones, tablets, and desktops. New scorecards are added over time; the games listing is the full catalog.
Is ScorecardGO free? Do I need an account?
ScorecardGO is free forever. You do not create an account, and you do not sign in to keep score. Open a scorecard and start tracking points. There is no signup wall in front of the live scorecard and no paid plan required to total a game.
How do automatic totals and mobile scoring work?
Each scorecard is laid out for that game’s usual casual scoring: hands, holes, throws, or categories, depending on the game. Running totals update as you enter points, and the leader is highlighted. Layouts are built for phones first, with tap-friendly inputs and tables that fit a narrow screen. The same page works on a larger screen if you prefer.
How do I join a shared scorecard with a code?
If you cannot scan the QR code, open the join page at scorecardgo.com/join and type the six-character code from the shared scorecard. Scanning the QR skips that step and opens the game with the share already attached. You still do not need an account to join. The host decides whether you can enter scores or only watch.
What languages does ScorecardGO support?
ScorecardGO is available in English and Spanish. Game names, scorecard labels, and this site copy switch with the language control in the footer. English pages use unprefixed URLs; Spanish pages use an /es prefix. You can change language at any time without creating an account.
Are there printable score sheets?
Most ScorecardGO scorecards are digital-only. Hearts and Family Feud currently include a printable score sheet you can print or save as a PDF from the scorecard page. Other games do not have a print layout. If a game page has a print control, it will say so on that page.
Where are scores stored? Is there an account wall?
You do not need an account to use a scorecard. By default, player names and scores stay in your browser on your device and are not sent to ScorecardGO. If you choose to share a scorecard, that copy — names as typed, scores, game type, and setup choices — is stored so others can open it, then deleted automatically seven days after the last score is entered. The site also uses essential cookies, local storage, and Google Analytics. The privacy policy describes this in full.
Is ScorecardGO affiliated with game publishers?
ScorecardGO is not affiliated with or endorsed by game publishers or trademark owners. Where a game name is a trademark, the unofficial scorecard is for home and educational play and says so on that game page. We do not sell the boxed games. Use the scorecards alongside your own copy of the game.
How do I contact ScorecardGO?
Email info@scorecardgo.com for support or press. Journalists can also use the press page for logos, screenshots, and a short company description. There is a contact form in the site footer. You do not need an account to get in touch.
Popular scorecards
These are free digital score sheets you can open without an account. Browse the full catalog from the games listing.