BBQEwatch vs Rift Counter

BBQEwatch is a powerful customizable display app that allows you to show a wide variety of content on your Apple Watch. Users can flexibly combine the built-in features of BBQEwatch—such as workouts, weather, time, calendar, images, and animations—into their own unique layouts. In addition, you can add and display data from any online API, enabling your watch to retrieve real-time information from the web. In theory, you can display almost any kind of dynamic or static data on your Apple Watch. The BBQEwatch community also features many user-shared creations, where people showcase beautifully designed and highly creative combinations.

Rift Counter is a fast, offline score tracker for two players sharing one iPhone at the table. Track points towards victory with dedicated Conquer and Hold controls, roll a shared animated D20, undo mistakes, and keep both players’ scores visible at a glance. Key features: • Two-player shared tabletop layout • Eight-point score tracking • Dedicated Conquer +1 and Hold +1 scoring • Shared animated D20 • Player names and selectable visual identity • Undo for accidental changes • Deliberate reset for a new match • Offline operation • Local-only active match data No account. No ads. No subscription. No card database. No deck builder. No internet connection required. Rift Counter is a manual table aid and an unofficial companion for physical tabletop card play. It does not simulate or resolve cards, calculate costs, enforce rules, track battlefield state, or replace physical cards and the physical play surface. Rift Counter was created under Riot Games' "Legal Jibber Jabber" policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor this project.