ChalkItUp

ChalkItUp turns every board game night into a charming pub-style chalkboard scoreboard, right on your device. From the moment you open the app, you are greeted by a dark slate Dashboard hand-drawn with large chalk counters showing your total sessions, sessions this month, and average player count. A fresh stick of white chalk rests at the bottom of the dash, giving you an instant quick-add shortcut to log a new game. Jump to the Add tab and you will find large, chalk-friendly fields that let you jot down a game title, pick a date on a chalk-styled calendar, and set player numbers using chalky plus and minus buttons. You can also scribble a short note to capture the night’s highlight, winner, or a laugh-out-loud moment, then tap “Chalk It” to save the session directly to your device. Every recorded session appears in the Sessions list as a chalk-drawn rectangular card, with a bold white game title, a yellow date stamp, and player count shown as tiny stick-figure icons. Swipe left on any card to delete it instantly, or tap it to edit details—giving you complete create, read, update, and delete control over your game diary. A simple search bar lets you filter the list by game title so you can quickly see how often a favourite title has hit the table. When a session deserves extra love, mark it as a favorite and a small pink chalk heart outline appears in the corner; all favorited sessions gather in a dedicated Favorites grid tab. If you haven’t marked any yet, the empty Favorites screen gently nudges you to chalk a heart on any session card. Everything stays stored locally on your phone, with no accounts or internet connection required, keeping your game night memories private and always at hand. The bottom navigation is a wooden chalk tray holding four coloured chalk sticks, and the active tab lifts slightly leaving a smudge imprint—making the whole experience feel like you are really chalking on a well-ued blackboard. ChalkItUp is your playful, no-fuss companion for logging tabletop triumphs, game café diaries, and casual play counts with a visual style that celebrates the messy joy of a real slate board.