Digital Chess Clock vs Backgammon

A beautiful, true-to-life digital chess clock for two players, modelled on the professional DGT tournament clocks right down to the green LCD, the moulded plastic shell and the satisfying click of the rocker buttons. Set your time control, prop the phone between you, and play. FEATURES • One shared display, read the same way from both sides, just like a real chess clock • Four time-control modes: Sudden death, Fischer increment, Bronstein and US (simple) delay • Ready-made presets (5+0, 10+0, 3+2, 5+3, 15+10 and more) plus fully custom times • Tactile seesaw press buttons with a real switch click and haptic feedback • Choose from three press sounds • Low-time warning and automatic flag detection • Several clock finishes to suit your board • Designed for landscape play: turn the phone sideways and go PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. The app never connects to the internet and collects nothing at all. Your settings stay on your device. Whether you are playing blitz at the kitchen table or running a club tournament, Chess Clock gives you a proper clock without the proper price.

Ever wondered what the real chance is that the next roll hits you? Ways to Be Hit gives you the answer in a few taps. The app shows all 36 possible combinations of two dice in a simple grid. Tap the combinations that would hit you and the app instantly calculates the exact probability of a hit. PERFECT FOR: • Beginner backgammon players deciding whether to leave a blot • Board game fans who want to play the odds, not gut feeling • Learning and teaching basic probability with dice • Any two-dice game where certain combinations matter HOW IT WORKS: 1. Tap any square in the 6×6 grid to mark a combination 2. Watch the hit probability update in real time 3. Tap Reset All to start a new calculation WHY IT'S USEFUL: • Instant, accurate math, no mental arithmetic mid-game • Works completely offline, use it at the table • Clean, distraction-free design • No account, no ads interrupting your game Stop guessing. Know your odds.