Set up your table
Save players and groups, choose standard or seen-only rules, and set the rates before the first round.
Keep the game. Lose the arithmetic.
A scorekeeper for the Nepali Marriage card game. Record maal, check each round, and keep the whole table’s history in one place.
Android · iOS planned · In development
Made for everyday use
Save players and groups, choose standard or seen-only rules, and set the rates before the first round.
Use the maal helper, preview results and correct a round. Revisions stay with the scorecard.
Review round history and player statistics. Settlement calculations and partial-payment records keep the totals clear.
Export text, CSV or an image, create a JSON backup, or share a read-only live scorecard through an expiring code.
Getting started
Create a table or pick a saved group. Agree on rules and rates.
Enter round details, check the maal and preview the result before saving.
See the scorecard, calculate settlements and share or back up the record.
No. Marriage is a card game played in Nepal. This app tracks the game’s points, maal, rounds and settlements.
No. Players, rounds, drafts and score calculations work locally. Optional live score sharing uses Firebase and needs internet.
No. It calculates and records settlements. A payment marked in the app is a record only; no money is moved.
Export a JSON backup and import it on the other phone. Backups contain player names and game records, so share them carefully.
The Android app is in development and has been tested on a physical device. Contact support for current testing options. iOS distribution is pending.

Android · iOS planned · In development
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