Oh Pshaw/Hell Scorecard vs Hearts Score

Oh Hell Scorecard provides the easiest way to administer scores for the card game Oh Hell (also known as Oh Pshaw, Contract Whist etc). Supports 3-7 players. - no ads - no subscription - no tracking - use immediately - the in-app purchase is just asking you for a voluntary, one-time tip for the developer.

Hearts Score is the simplest way to keep score for the classic card game Hearts. No more paper, no more arguing over the math — just tap in each hand and the app does the rest. Set up a game in seconds, play through your night, and let Hearts Score track every hand, flag the winner, and celebrate with confetti when someone crosses the finish line. WHAT YOU GET - 3 to 6 players — pick your table size and the app applies the correct Hearts variant, including which cards to remove from the deck. - Automatic scoring — enter each hand's points and running totals update instantly. - Shoot the moon — moon shots are handled for you, right on the score entry. - Pass direction tracking — always know whether you're passing left, right, across, or holding. - Pick your target — play to 50, 75, or 100. Lowest score wins, standard Hearts rules. - Win detection & confetti — the moment someone busts the target, the app names the winner and throws a little party. - Edit past hands — fat-fingered a score? Fix any previous hand in place. LIFETIME STATS Mark which player is you and Hearts Score keeps a running record across every game: games played, wins, losses, win percentage, current and longest streaks, average points, and total moon shots. Your history syncs privately across your own iPhone and iPad through iCloud — no account to create, no sign-up. SHARE THE NIGHT Send a finished game to a friend and they can import it straight into their own lifetime stats. Both of you get credit, neither of you needs an account. BUILT FOR GAME NIGHT A clean, felt-green table that feels at home wherever you play — designed for iPhone and iPad. No ads, no clutter, no distractions. Just the score. Deal the cards. We'll keep score.