Trace Fiber vs DeckScore

Trace Fiber CommandIQ is an easy-to-use application that puts subscribers in control of their home network. Manage your home Wi-Fi network with features such as parental controls, network security, device management, and creating guest networks.

Keep the score. Enjoy the table. DeckScore brings 13 card, tile, word, and dice games together in one colorful scorekeeper for iPhone and iPad. Play with your physical games while DeckScore handles the running totals. NEW FOR GAME NIGHT Farkle: Bank points, record Farkles, choose an opening minimum and target, and give every opponent their final turn. Quick-add buttons make tallying easy. Scrabble: Record word scores, add the 50-point bingo bonus, and track passes and exchanges. At the finish, enter leftover tile values and let DeckScore calculate deductions, the going-out bonus, and the final-score tiebreaker. Yahtzee: Enter your final five dice and choose from the available categories. Each player gets a complete 13-category scorecard with automatic upper-section and extra Yahtzee bonuses, plus Joker-rule guidance. All three new scorekeepers include turn order, a turn history, undo, and a final score review before saving results. YOUR FAVORITES, TOGETHER - Quiddler - Five Crowns - Phase 10 - Rummy / Gin Rummy - Hand and Foot - Canasta - Skip-Bo - Uno - Block Dominoes - Muggins (All-Fives) - Farkle - Scrabble - Yahtzee MADE FOR THE TABLE - Game-specific scoring and built-in rules references - Save unfinished games and continue later - Player statistics, leaderboards, achievements, and head-to-head records - Completed-game history with final standings - Up to 10 players, depending on the game, plus solo Yahtzee - A jewel-toned design with custom game emblems and easy-to-read totals - Scorekeeping works offline and game data stays on your device - No account required - Optional one-time Remove Ads purchase Bring your cards, dice, tiles, and friends. DeckScore keeps the count. DeckScore is an independent scorekeeping companion and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publishers of the supported games. Game names belong to their respective owners. Physical games are required.