Jeop Boardy User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience40.0% of reviews
Neutral30.0% of reviews
Negative experience30.0% of reviews

~ Based on 10 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Jeop Boardy Safe?

Jeop Boardy appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Jeop Boardy is 86/100.

This assessment is based on 173 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.4/5.

Safety Analysis

83.2% of ratings point to a safe experience
6.4% of ratings suggest some concerns
10.4% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 173 App Store ratings for Jeop Boardy.

Is Jeop Boardy Legit?

Jeop Boardy appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Jeop Boardy is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Why I do not like Jeop Boardy

It does not ask you any questions!!

Jeop Boardy

It’s awesome, if you’re a jeopardy fan

Best free app I’ve downloaded in years!

Thank you to the developer for making such a delightful and free(!!!) app. I’ve been enjoying playing along with it.

Great app

Does exactly what you need it to do

Could be easily better

I appreciate the app, but there are two issues, one major and one minor.

First the minor:
1) Although the app has all the categories from the single and double rounds, for some reason the final round doesn’t say the category.

Now the major
2) No bets for daily doubles or for the final round. I read the author’s reasoning as to why he did not include those options and I find his reasoning at odds with itself and puzzling. He says (I’m paraphrasing) he doesn’t include those options because there’s no telling that you (the player) would have been able to buzz in at the correct time to qualify to answer a daily double (as one would with an actual contestant). Although seemingly true, by that logic there’s no way of telling that for ANY clue. By that logic, why include any points for regular clues? Also in the actual game, for the final round, ALL contestants (with more than zero points) are allowed to bet. So why can’t we in the app? Again, this is puzzling to me.

For things I like: I appreciate the color-coding, and I appreciate you can say whether you confidently knew a clue or were just guessing. I also appreciate having the categories in front of me (although it doesn’t say the final round category, as I wrote above). And I GREATLY appreciate that the app is free AND doesn’t track you or collect info.

Ultimately this is indeed a good way to see how well you know trivia from the various categories, but I don’t recommend using this to see what your score might be. The other app I use does allow betting on daily doubles and finals, but doesn’t say the categories. This app could easily do both, and I wish it did!

Thanks for reading.
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Worse

Bad

Any figure out how it works

See above

Fun, but incomplete.

This makes it pretty easy to keep your own score up to a point, but it lacks the ability to wager on Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy - so no definitive results.

Good, but could be great

The best jeopardy scorer in the App Store for ease of use. The colors make it super easy to multitask answering questions and keeping my own score. I also like that it auto fills the categories when I put in the air date of the episode...BUT it doesn’t allow you to make a wager for daily doubles or final jeopardy. The wagering is the most crucial part of scoring. Think I’ll opt for a less user friendly scorer that will let me wager.
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Response from developer

Thanks for using the app and thanks for the feedback. Wagering is not included in the app because without other contestants (who might buzz in faster or be the ones to pick a DD), there is no way to accurately determine how much money would really be available to wager.

Great app!

If a fan of the show, this app is for you.