Your bridge group, organized. Plan the bridge nights, add up every deal at every table, and always know where to sit and who your partner is.
Free to join, RSVP and keep score. Live scoreboard and stats: $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year per person in the US. In Canada, the store shows your price.
DeclarerAlanContract2 hearts, doubledResultMade it, 1 overtrick
The scorekeeper taps the declarer, the contract and the result. The app adds it up.
Your table plays and bids the way it always has. After each deal, the scorekeeper says who was declarer, what the contract was and how it went, and the app works out every point.
Tap who was declarer, pick the level and the suit, and say if it was doubled or redoubled. Then tap Made it, with any overtricks, or Went down, with how many.
Contract points, overtricks, bonuses, penalties, partscores and game, line by line, so your table can check it and learn it.
Nobody types it. It follows the deal number and the dealer, or the games won in a rubber, and shows for each side as the deal is scored.
When a deal goes down, or a made slam is saved, a big flash says so for about a second, with the side’s names and its score. Nothing else flashes.
Tick Passed out and the deal doesn’t count. The same dealer deals again.
Already added it up on paper? Type each side’s points for the deal instead. Undo takes back the last deal, and tapping any saved deal fixes it.
The app never deals, plays or checks a hand, and it’s points only: no money changes hands in the app.
Your organizer picks how your group scores. Nothing picked means Chicago. Your organizer can also change three rules to match your table: which side is vulnerable on deals 2 and 3, whether honors count, and whether partscores carry forward.
A round is four deals, and the side with more points for the round wins it. Partscores carry forward until a side scores a game. It works for one table or many.
The app keeps the line, the games and the vulnerability, adds the rubber bonus, and scores an unfinished rubber when you stop. Same partners all night.
Your organizer picks one. Pick how many tables on the night, and the app draws the sides and the seats, partners across from each other. With a few extra players, they sit out in turn, and a round sat out scores zero.
Partnerships and tables stay. Each table plays its rounds, or rubbers, one after another and never waits for the others.
When every table has finished a round, the app draws new partners and new tables for everyone. Nobody partners the same person again until everyone has partnered everyone, when that can be helped. Each player’s own points add up all night.
Partnerships stay together. After each round, the winning side moves up a table and the losing side stays. “Where do I go?” shows each player the next table, seat and partner.
For a group that plays a marathon, the organizer picks A season-long marathon when starting the group. The app draws the round robin so every partnership meets every other once, gives each match a host and a month, and keeps the standings by Victory points. A sub can stand in for one partner in one match.
Put in the schedule once. Everyone taps I’m in or Can’t make it, and the waitlist fills any open seat in order.
See who’s hosting each bridge night, and where, with the address one tap from Maps.
Short a player? Text your subs a link, and the first to say yes gets the seat. Reminders on your phone before each bridge night (turn them on in Me).
Each player sees their table, their seat and their partner. Late arrivals and early goodbyes are handled too.
Follow every table live. Then see tonight’s winners and every side’s scores, the season standings, the winners log and your brag card.
Large type and big buttons, made to read across a card table, with an extra-large setting too.
Not sure yet? In the app, tap Take a look first. You get your own private sample group with pretend players, a bridge night already played and a practice night, so you can try everything, scoreboard and standings too, before you invite anyone.
Saying “I’m in”, RSVPs, keeping score, finding your table, tonight’s winners with every side’s scores, and the brag card are free for everyone. US prices shown; in Canada, the store shows your price. Prices are per person: each player who wants the live scoreboard, season standings, the winners log and their stats subscribes for themselves. Bridge Circle has its own subscription: it doesn’t include our other apps, and theirs don’t include Bridge Circle. Subscriptions are handled by Apple on iPhone and Google Play on Android, and can be cancelled anytime.
