KENWOOD DASH CAM MANAGER vs Debertz Score Tracker

With the KENWOOD DASH CAM MANAGER app, you can easily manage your dash cam settings and videos from your smartphone via Wireless Link. KEY FEATURES ･Playback: Review the video on your smartphone with routing on Google Maps and driving information such as speed, G-sensor and trip distance. ･Edit & Share: Edit your recorded videos copied onto smartphone and share to social media apps. ･Control: Adjust the dash cam menu setting, update the firmware from your smartphone quickly. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT iOS15.0 and above

Debertz is a clean, fast point tracker for the Debertz (Belote) card game. Stop arguing over scraps of paper. Log each round in seconds and let the app handle the running totals, bites, and penalties for you. ROUND ENTRY IN THREE TAPS Pick the round total, choose the declaring team, and punch in the points on a built-in numpad. No fiddly keyboard, no mistakes. The second team's score fills in automatically. BITES AND PENALTIES, HANDLED The app knows the rules. When the trump-calling team falls short, the round is marked as a bite and the points are redistributed automatically. Zero-trick rounds and every-third-bite milestone penalties are applied for you and shown clearly in the round history, so the final score is always honest. EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE - Live running totals for both teams - Progress toward your target score - Full round-by-round history with notes for bites and zero tricks - A running bite counter so you always know where you stand TWO LOOKS, ONE APP Switch between a bold brutalist graph-paper theme and a calm minimalist theme whenever you like. Light and dark mode supported. PLAY YOUR WAY - Choose a target of 501 or 1001 points - Name your teams and players - Track multiple games at once and archive finished ones - Pick up right where you left off ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN Full in-app localization. Switch languages instantly. PRIVATE BY DESIGN All your games are stored on your device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking. Grab your cards, deal the first hand, and let Debertz keep score.