InterQR App vs Card Game Scoring

Intercom turns into an app. All expected features of a normal Intercom system, and many more. The most advanced smart Intercom in the market: comfortable, reliable, affordable. Features include Open your door via your phone, anywhere on the world. Receive guests incoming calls via your intercom straight to your phone, and decide whether to let them in or not. Manage your apartment's details and residents. Create access links to send to people so that they can enter the building without ringing.

Canasta scorekeeper, rummy score sheet, hearts scorecard, spades tally and cribbage scoreboard in one card game score keeper for iPhone, Apple Watch and the Lock Screen. Paid once ($2.99): no ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases. **Start in seconds.** One-tap templates for Canasta, Hearts, Spades, Gin, Rummy, Uno, Skip-Bo, Phase 10, Golf, Cribbage — or your own Quick Start rules. Natural-language setup on supported devices: describe the table and confirm. **Live at the table.** Host scores on one phone while guests follow with Nearby Sync. Flip to landscape scoreboard for huge type everyone can read. Live Activities put standings on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Apple Watch shows the race and can send scores back to the host. **Scoring that matches real play.** Expressions like 100+50−25, undo that restores what you typed, alternating starters, high or low wins, round caps, and auto-save so a knock on the table never loses a game. **Stats that tell the story.** Win rates, streaks, head-to-head, monthly play, and round-by-round charts. Share a result image when the night ends. Optional on-device recaps and insights on Apple Intelligence devices — nothing leaves your phone for those features. **Built for real groups.** iCloud keeps history and templates in sync. Dark mode, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, and Reduce Motion. Available in English, Portuguese (Portugal), Spanish, French, and German. Download Card Game Scoring, the scorekeeper for canasta, rummy, hearts, spades and cribbage, and keep the focus on the fun — not the math.