How many players can I track?

You can add up to 8 players. Click "Add Player" to add more, or click the remove icon next to a player's name to drop them from the game.

Are scores saved if I close the browser?

Scores are saved automatically to your browser's localStorage. The game will be restored the next time you open this page on the same device and browser.

Can I edit a score I already entered?

Yes. Click any score cell in the table to edit it. The running totals and winner highlight update the moment you leave the cell.

What happens when I click Reset Game?

Reset Game clears all rounds and scores but keeps the player names so you can start a new game immediately without re-entering names.

Can scores be negative?

Yes. Type a negative number (e.g. -5) to subtract points for a round. This works for games like Hearts where you want to minimize your score.

How is the winner determined?

The player with the highest total score is highlighted. If your game rewards the lowest score (like golf), you can note that separately — the tracker always highlights the highest total.

Board Game Score Tracker

Add up to 8 players, enter scores round by round, and see running totals with the current winner highlighted.

Players

Summary

Board Game Score Tracker lets you record scores for up to 8 players across unlimited rounds of any board game. Enter a score per player per round and the tool instantly recalculates running totals, making it easy to see who is winning at a glance. Everything is stored in your browser — no account or internet connection needed once the page loads.

How it works

Enter each player's name in the Players section, then click "Add Player" to add more (up to 8).
Click "Add Round" to create a new scoring row for the latest round.
Type each player's score for that round directly in the table cell.
Running totals update instantly and the leading player is highlighted in gold.
Use "Reset Game" to clear all scores and start a fresh game with the same players.

Use cases

Track scores for Catan, Ticket to Ride, or any point-based board game.
Keep a running tally for card games like Rummy, Canasta, or Hearts.
Score tabletop RPG sessions with multiple participants.
Use as a generic multiplayer scorekeeper for any game with rounds.
Track bowling, golf, or other sports scores with up to 8 competitors.
Run a tournament bracket with cumulative round scores.

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Last updated: 2026-06-19 · Reviewed by Nham Vu