DiceEye vs DeckScore

Tired of manual scoring in Yahtzee? Let DiceEye do the work for you! With advanced AI-powered dice recognition, DiceEye scans your rolled dice and instantly calculates all possible scoring options. Just point your smartphone camera at the dice, and the app will show you where you can score — no math, no hassle. In the free version, AI scans are limited to 7 per game and scorecard. After reaching the limit, the app automatically switches to manual dice input. Supports 1 to 5 players on a single iPhone – perfect for solo play or game night with friends. Key Features: • Instant dice recognition using your smartphone camera • Automatic scoring for all Yahtzee categories • Easy-to-use interface – just tap your chosen score • Real-time tracking of your entire game on a digital score sheet • Play with 1 to 5 players on the same device Whether you're a casual player or a Yahtzee fanatic, DiceEye makes your game faster, smarter, and more fun. Stop writing. Start rolling. Let DiceEye score it for you. Tips for Optimal Scan Results: • Hold your smartphone horizontally so the camera can view the dice from above. • Keep the camera 8 to 16 inches (20 to 40 cm) above the dice for best results. • Avoid scanning on metallic or glass surfaces that reflect light, as well as backgrounds with busy patterns or colors. • Make sure there is enough lighting. The app is designed to work in low-light conditions and does not use your phone's built-in LED, but very poor lighting may still lead to inaccurate readings. Compatible Dice: DiceEye works with classic white six-sided dice with black pips. Colored dice are currently not supported. The app has been tested with the following dice: • "Yahtzee Classic" by Hasbro, product number 00950 – white dice with black pips. Note: This product number is also used for black-and-red dice with white pips, which are not compatible with DiceEye. • "Yahtzee" by Hasbro, product number C2406 • "Classic Yahtzee" by Hasbro, product number 1167 In addition, we tested DiceEye with many dice from other manufacturers, and it worked well with most of them. To check if your dice are compatible, just give it a try — the free version of the app includes 7 free scans per game.

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.