DeckMate - Play, Track, Repeat Live

DeckMate is a scorekeeping companion for card game nights - built for real cards, a real table, and friends who'd rather focus on the game than argue about the math. No dealing, no simulated hands: you play with your own deck, and DeckMate keeps the running totals, standings, and history straight. Built for two classic games: TEEN PATTI Add your players, track each round's pot, and watch the standings update automatically - highest chip stack leads the table. When someone wants to see where things stand, one tap reveals a full leaderboard, and a confirmation step means no one ends the game by accident. YANIV (DHUMBAL) Set your elimination threshold, then let DeckMate handle the running totals as players approach the limit. Full in-app rules are built in, covering objective, setup, card values, turn actions, discard rules, calling Show, and round scoring - including the tie-break rule that catches most new players off guard. WHY PEOPLE LIKE IT - Guided setup: a short, step-by-step bottom sheet walks you through adding players and any game-specific settings before you start - no fumbling with menus mid-game. - Full rules on demand: every game has a proper instructions screen, reachable anytime from the table with one tap, so nobody has to remember house rules from memory. - Live standings: a clean, color-coded leaderboard shows who's leading and by how much, updated the moment a round is entered. - Round history: scroll back through every round played, with the round's winner clearly marked. - Safeguards where it matters: showing final results and resetting a game both ask for confirmation first, so a stray tap doesn't wipe out a close game. - Light and dark themes: pick whichever suits your table (or your eyes at 1am). DeckMate doesn't replace your deck of cards - it replaces the notepad, the mental math, and the arguments about who owes what. Deal the cards, open DeckMate, and let it do the counting. More games are on the way. If there's a card game your group plays that deserves proper scorekeeping, we'd love to hear about it.