Mahjong Score vs Riichi Log

FEATURES • Multiple game styles - Hong Kong - Taiwan - Singapore - American - Japanese - Custom rules • Flexible scoring - Configurable point counts - Editable winning scores per fan level - Self-draw multiplier (Hong Kong & custom) - Support for various cap styles • Game flow - Choose style and rule - Set up 4 players with avatars - Record wins and draws - Track scores per round - Wind advancement (East, South, West, North) when applicable • Custom rules - Create your own scoring rules - Adjust point ranges - Seat winds and dice options - Save multiple custom rules • Game history - Save completed games - View past results Perfect for casual games with friends and family.

Riichi Log is a score tracking and match record app designed for real-life Japanese mahjong games. It focuses on being fast, clear, and easy to use, helping you record scores more smoothly during a game. After each match, you can save the result, check match history, and review player stats, reducing the hassle of paper scorekeeping and manual calculation. Recommended for: ・Players who often play in-person riichi mahjong ・Players who want to save East-only or hanchan results easily ・Players who want to build a long-term record of their games and stats ・Players who want to check average placement, first-place rate, pt, and score differences ・Players who prefer a clean interface that is ready to use quickly With Riichi Log, you can: ・Quickly set up East-only or hanchan games ・Set starting points, Oka, and Uma ・Arrange players and seats, with random seating support ・Record ron wins, tsumo wins, exhaustive draws, and abortive draws ・Automatically calculate riichi sticks, honba, and score changes ・Save match results and history ・View player performance statistics ・Generate shareable stats images ・Check wait tiles from a 13-tile hand Riichi Log focuses on: ・Quick setup ・A clean interface ・No ads ・Score tracking and match records ・Real-life mahjong games ・Daily stats tracking and review The app also includes a tenpai lookup tool. Enter a 13-tile hand to check winning tiles and remaining tile counts. It supports standard hands, seven pairs, and thirteen orphans, making it useful for practice, learning, and post-game review. Whether you play with friends, at a club, in a mahjong parlor, or simply want to track your riichi mahjong results over time, Riichi Log helps you keep every match clearly recorded.